éclairs
Butter 50g | Water 60g |
Fine sugar 5g | Eggs 3 |
Salt 1g | Low gluten flour 80g |
Milk 65g |
Step 1
Prepare materialsStep 2
After the butter is softened at room temperature, add milk, water, salt, and granulated sugar.Step 3
Place the induction cooker over medium heat and heat until the sugar and butter melt, and bring to a boil.Step 4
After boiling, turn to low heat, immediately add sifted flour, stir evenly and immediately remove from heat (scald the flour, this step is the key to the success of puffs)Step 5
Beat the eggs and stir into egg liquid, after the batter cools down, add it into the batter three times at a time, stir evenly and then add the next timeStep 6
Stir until the batter is lifted up with a spatula and forms an inverted triangle shape, and the shape is maintained without falling, then it is OK (this is the second key to the success of puffs)Step 7
Put the 8-tooth piping nozzle into a disposable piping bag, then pour the batter into the piping bagStep 8
Extrude a long finger shape, pay attention to lift it up when finishingStep 9
Place in the preheated oven, first bake at 200 degrees for 10 minutes to form the puffs, then turn to 170 and bake for 10 minutesStep 10
After the puffs have cooled down, add the filling and melt the dark and white chocolate separately over water.Step 11
Stick a layer of dark chocolate on the surface of the puff and let it cool. Put the white chocolate into a disposable piping bag, cut a small opening, and draw a "Z" shape on the surface. The éclairs are readyStep 12
You can also squeeze cream or custard sauce into the bottom of the puffStep 13
Cooking tips for éclairs