Danish Pastry Pockets with Beatrice Ojakangas | Baking With Julia Season 2 | Julia Child
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- Beatrice Ojakangas prepares Danish pastry pockets, Danish braid, Norwegian potato cr?pe, potato lefse and Swedish oatmeal hardtack.
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I really enjoyed watching this one! Her use of the microwave and food processor was interesting and Im all for that!! It was different than I’ve seen. Makes for good use of the appliances! Im going to make these over the holiday for sure!
I miss Julia Child as well, she made me feel so good as a child to watch, wholesome and nononsense. I would love to see that deep dish pizza that was displayed being plated at the beginning of the taping please. This is a wonderful recipe as usual, that I will be giving a go at on the weekend.
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I learned in a bakery to make apricot spread by simmering apricot preserves with water and then straining them, very easy.
The guest pastry chef was before her time. She improvised a rough puff and a creme patissiere in a way that removes all the bluster and pomp and gets right down to business.
I still use instant read thermometers and make huge productions about these things but admire the simple audacity of microwaving your farm-fresh berries for 18 minutes in Julia Child's MF kitchen.
Beatrice Ojakangas is known for Scandinavian baking. She is in the James Beard Hall of Fame for her cookbook The Finnish Cookbook!
That looked so good. I love Danish pastry.
Most Minnesota bakeries that I remember did not use puff pastry, but just a sweetened rich bread dough. I prefer that.
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Watching this makes my teeth hurt! Similar-looking French pastries are usually less excruciatingly sweet than Danish pastries. Ironically, in Denmark these are known as Wienerbrod (Vienna bread), if I'm not mistaken.
Excellent practice for the holiday's, would love to see pigs in a blanket.
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You can also add a little more sugar if you want instant diabetes. 😆
There are many French pastries made with little or no sugar. And there are fillings you could make without sugar.
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