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pastry cream

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pastry cream
n
(Cookery) a creamy custard, often flavoured, used as a filling for éclairs, flans, etc. Also called pastry custard


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Rogers was among 34 students who carried their knives and cutting boards and other equipment to the kitchens at the International Culinary School at the Art Institute in Santa Monica early on the last Friday in May to prepare what they fervently hoped would be the best chicken with mushroom sauce and crepes with vanilla pastry cream of their young lives.
After the history section of the book comes the recipes, accompanied by beautifully photographed foods - fruits, breads, seafood, frapps, eggs, meats and desserts - as well as a tutorial for making side ingredients that make the dish, such as homemade bread crumbs, clarified butter, crme fra"che and pastry cream.
My husband enjoyed the non-cheesecake chocolate cups with pastry cream.
 
 
 
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