Vegetable puff recipe, Indian style veg puffs - Raks Kitchen (2024)

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Vegetable puff, veg puffs as we call it when we buy from bakery. With store bought ready made puff pastry sheets. Step by step photos.

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Vegetable puff or veg puff is a nostalgia for me. I would have hardly had less than 10 times but just love it. It is a bakery stuff and never in my life thought I would attempt at home.

Mostly, served as a part of tea party, office functions. For us, since masala powders are not used that much at home, this will be just a burst of flavors.

Main flavor in the stuffing will be ginger garlic paste, garam masala powder that lingers in your hand even after finish eating.

Today I tried this vegetable puff from store bought frozen butter puff pastry sheets. It came out nice, was a perfect tea time snack for my kid. He enjoyed this and wanted frequently😮. No wonder, my genes clearly passed on to my kid too, hehe.

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Here's how I made veg puff

I used readymade puff pastry sheets, so the job is just to make the vegetable stuffing. I tempered with cumin seeds, sautee onion & ginger garlic paste. Added some cooked mix vegetables and tomato. Added spice powders and salt and garnished with coriander leaves.

Variations:

Experiment with your choice of stuffing inside. You can try paneer or potato too. Also, the spice powders play an important role. I, at times add sambar powder (use Asian curry powder if you are new to sambar powder). Or use a combination of red chilli powder, coriander powder and a ¼ teaspoon of cumin powder.

FAQ: Where do you get puff pastry sheets in Chennai?

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Veg puff, bakery style vegetable puff

Vegetable puffs, veg puffs as we call it when we buy from bakery. With store bought ready made puff pastry sheets. Step by step photo

Course Snack

Cuisine Indian

Prep Time 15 minutes minutes

Cook Time 35 minutes minutes

Author Raks Anand

Servings 8

Cup measurements

Ingredients

  • 1 Ready-made puff pastry sheet
  • 1 cup Mixed veggies chopped
  • 1 Onion
  • 1 Tomato chopped, deseeded
  • 1 teaspoon Ginger garlic paste optional
  • 1 teaspoon Cumin seeds
  • 1 teaspoon Red chilli powder/sambar powder - 1 tsp
  • ½ teaspoon Garam masala powder - ½ tsp
  • teaspoon Turmeric powder - ⅛ tsp
  • 2 teaspoon Oil
  • Salt
  • 3 tablespoon Coriander leaves chopped

Instructions

  • Firstly, thaw and preparethe pastry sheets as per the instructions given in the package.

  • In small cooker, Pressure cook the veggies for 2 whistles with water just sprinkled over the veggies. Quick release the pressure to retain the colour.

  • Heat a pan with oil and splutter cumin seeds.

  • Add onions and fry for a minute. In goes ginger garlic paste and fry for 30 secs.

  • Add the boiled veggies and chopped de seeded tomatoes. Tip in all the spice powders given in the table.

  • Mix well and fry in low flame till all the masala blends well in the veggies.

  • Lastly add the salt and mix well. Switch off the flame and cool down.

  • Pre heat the oven in 220 Deg C.

  • Line a baking tray with baking sheet. Grease it with oil to prepare for baking.

  • Cut into pastry sheets to rectangles as shown in the picture. Arrange those in the baking sheet.

  • Keep 2 tablespoon of filling in one side of the rectangle and fold to cover the stuffing.

  • Brush the puffs with oil or ghee. Bake for 15-20 mins, until golden brown in colour.

  • Brush again with oil or ghee if desired.

Notes

  • Please note that some pastry sheets are thick that we need to dust and roll out. Some comes as such - just cut and use. So follow accordingly as per the type of pastry sheet.
  • Some people confuse puff pastry sheets and spring roll pastry sheets. Both are different. Puff pastry gives layers as we need. While spring roll pastry sheets are single sheets as we need for the wrap.

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  1. Firstly, thaw and preparethe pastry sheets as per the instructions given in the package.
  2. In small cooker, Pressure cook the veggies for 2 whistles with water just sprinkled over the veggies. Quick release the pressure to retain the colour.
  3. Heat a pan with oil and splutter cumin seeds.
  4. Add onions and fry for a minute. In goes ginger garlic paste and fry for 30 secs.
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  5. Add the boiled veggies and chopped de seeded tomatoes. Tip in all the spice powders given in the table.
  6. Mix well and fry in low flame till all the masala blends well in the veggies.
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  7. Lastly add the salt and mix well. Switch off the flame and cool down.
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Bake veg puff

  1. Pre heat the oven in 220 Deg C.
  2. Line a baking tray with baking sheet. Grease it with oil to prepare for baking.
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  3. Cut into pastry sheets to rectangles as shown in the picture. Arrange those in the baking sheet.
  4. Keep 2 tablespoon of filling in one side of the rectangle and fold to cover the stuffing.
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  5. Brush the puff with oil or ghee. Bake for 15 - 20 mins, until golden brown in color.
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  6. Brush again with oil or ghee if desired.
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Serve hot with tomato sauce/ ketchup/ chilli sauce. Note: (Final pictures updated later)

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Comments

  1. Hari Chandana

    Wowwwwwwwwwwww.. Wonderful and mouth watering snaps. looks perfect dear.. Gr8 job!!!

    Reply

  2. Nithya

    Looks really yummmm 🙂 I love puffs and yours looks just too perfect 🙂

    Reply

  3. Dershana

    🙂 just made egg puffs using these a couple of days ago for my neighbour aunty's potluck. lovely pictures.

    Reply

  4. RAKS KITCHEN

    Thank you for the very quick comments pals 🙂

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  5. PriyaVaasu

    hope my comment made thru!!! not sure of it, so posting again. Delicous Puffs and Wonderful snaps raks!!

    Reply

  6. Chitra

    Superb post..Iam drooling..

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  7. Suhaina

    ooohhh. i am drooling here. Its so tempting. nice clicks too.

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  8. Happy Cook

    It is ages ago i made puffs and this looks so so good.

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  9. Faiza Ali

    Looks sooo yummy and perfect dear.

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  10. Sush

    even I make the same way. I buy the sunshine puff pastry. I liked them. Your pictures are cool as usual 🙂

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  11. Sushma Mallya

    Crispy and perfect puffs,loved the filling, so delicious...

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  12. Cool Lassi(e)

    Puffs looks fabulous! Very appetizing!

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  13. jeyashrisuresh

    yummy looking puffs. my daughter's fav too. i think i soon have to start baking,so that i wont miss out these yummy recipes.nice clicks

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  14. Kanchan

    These Puffs look so perfect.. right from Monginis !

    Lovely presentation; just drooling over them.

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  15. El Oteador de los Mercados

    It looks really delicious.

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  16. Asha

    What a treat for eyes! I bet they are all gone now! 😀

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  17. Preeti Kashyap

    Puffs are so simple and yumm, aren't they? Love the photo!

    Reply

  18. Malar Gandhi

    Looks amazing, veg puffs has come out great for you...love this with a cup of chai. Pictures are sharp and inviting.

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  19. Apu

    This look very good - someinmes, the store bought puff pastry sheets can be such a saviour!!

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  20. Srivalli

    That is really mind blowing temptation!..great shots raji..

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  21. Priya

    Flaky puffs makes me drool...pasikuthu paathathume..

    Reply

  22. Priti

    Just can't take my eye off these one...looks mouth watery and my fav...

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  23. rekhas kitchen

    Wow wonderfull snaps crisp looking puffs mouthwaterin Raks......

    Reply

  24. Rachana Kothari

    Wow!!!! delicious, mouthwatering Clicks... I love it!

    Reply

  25. PranisKitchen

    delicious..last week i prepared the egg puffs..vegettable puffs looks so delicious..nice picture too

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  26. Pavithra

    All time fav snack from school days , looks too good and tempting.. lovely clicks as always raji.

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  27. Sharmilee! :)

    Perfect crispy puffs....looks gud. I wish I get these puff pastry sheets here too

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  28. Swathi

    Raji,
    Puffs looks awesome i love it.

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  29. janu

    Excellent click Raji!!

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  30. Aruna Manikandan

    Looks perfect and cripsy dear 🙂

    Reply

  31. Gita Jaishankar

    Nice step by step pictures...the puffs look very inviting...great Raks 🙂

    Reply

  32. Shifa Firoz

    yumm yumm.. want to be at ur place to eat thm!!

    are u using the spring roll pastry sheet? i tried NTUC,ColdStorage and Mustafa all hv only spring roll pastry sheet.. couldnt find puff pastry sheets..

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  33. Nithu Bala

    Mouth watering..very delicious..

    Reply

  34. Priya (Yallapantula) Mitharwal

    I loooooooooooooooooove veg puffs. Need to make them soom 🙂

    Reply

  35. simply.food

    yummy and delicious ,looks flaky and so crisp.

    Reply

  36. Geetha Achal

    படங்கள் அருமை..பார்க்கும் பொழுதே அப்படியே ஸ்கீரின் வழியாக பப்ஸ் எடுத்து கொள்ள ஆசை வந்துவிட்டது....

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  37. Cham

    Perfect even snack! Guess everyone enjoyed the puffs 🙂

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  38. Ruchikacooks

    Looks yummy, must have for the evenings!

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  39. Shabitha Karthikeyan

    Great clicks..I made vegetable puffs last week with puff pastry sheets Turned out great will post it soon..

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  40. Shobana senthilkumar

    Nice evening snacks...

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  41. Padma

    Looks too good Raje. Love puffs a lot. Thats a perfect evening snack to munch on.

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  42. Shri

    Fabulous and mouthwatering!

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  43. RAKS KITCHEN

    Shifa I got it in fair price only, you should see again in the frozen section where they keep frozen peas,pizza base etc.... There are two brands,one is sunshine and the other is what i got,not sure about the brand name....

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  44. Shifa Firoz

    thnx dear..i'll take a look 🙂

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  45. Parita

    Love the stuffing! miss ready made puff pastry sheets, wish we could get them in india as well 🙂

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  46. Anu

    All time fav.. Wow mouthwatering...

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  47. Anuradha Jayaseelan

    wow.....very nice...:)

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  48. jayasri

    I keep making this often!!, The clicks are so good.., It is looking so yummy!!, you have done it like in the bakeries!!, you must see mine!!, I am so lazy to make it in small I just make big one's for each one of them :)), Beautiful clicks...

  49. Shama Nagarajan

    delicious puffs

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  50. Suma Rajesh

    wooo i love them..just awesome click yaar..

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  51. Priya

    Happy snacking with puffs..gud job raks..

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  52. My cooking experiments

    excellent click.They are very tempting.I make the same but coat it with egg wash.may be i shd try it with oil or ghee.

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  53. Home Cooked Oriya Food

    awesome clicks! Mouth watering fare...

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  54. Laavanya

    My go to snack when I have to make a lot of appetizers since the sheets make life so much easier... 🙂 I'm craving for some right now.

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  55. Mangala Bhat

    wow! Thats soo tempting ..will try this weekend ..U r tempting me soo much ..Hey sorry for the late comment.Thanks for ur lovely comment@my blog it means lot to me ! Thank u dear!

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  56. Sanyukta Gour(Bayes)

    the puffs r looking so crisp and bful color..nice step by step pics..

    first time here...u have a lovely space...just started blogging..and love to add u in my list..
    ur comments/suggestions r highly appreciated..happy blogging...following u>>>>>>

    sanyuktagour(bayes)
    http://creativesanyukta.blogspot.com/

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  57. Niloufer Riyaz

    perrrrrrrrrrffffffffffeeeeeeeeccccccctttttt!!!!!!!!

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  58. Aps

    I just finished watching Puff pastry sheet recipe...nd decided to make it soon... 🙂 Loved the filling will try it soon 🙂

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  59. San

    Iam gonna come over to ur place sometime 🙂 wonderfil pics n description raks.Adorable puffs n iam feeling hungry.

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  60. lissie

    veg puffs looks so perfect and yummy! Ajay would have had a hearty time... 🙂

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  61. sowmya's creative saga

    looks perfect and delicious...

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  62. pooja

    Which city you stay..and in Hyderabad i could not find the puff pastry sheets

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  63. RAKS KITCHEN

    I live in singapore...and yes, in India, its hard to find puff pastry sheets!

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  64. Suma Subramaniam

    wow...these look absolutely delicious! Thanks for sharing the recipe.

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  65. latha sreedhar

    Wow they look yummy. Any idea whether we get the puff pastry sheets in chennai? If so where?

    Thanx

    Latha

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  66. swetha

    Hi Raks,

    Tried the vegetable puffs. Yummy and just loved it.

    Thanks.
    swetha

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  67. richa

    Raks I read so many recipes and tried some of them. Its really excellent........
    Raks can you please suggest me some low caries recipe

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  68. Unknown

    Hi Raks, I want to try vegetable puffs but i am having a microwave with convention can i bake these veg puffs pls tell what is the procedure.

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  69. RAKS KITCHEN

    I too have the same, you have to bake in convection mode, first preheat to 220 until it beeps, then bake at the same temperature for the told time.

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  70. sathu

    hi raji

    nice recepie
    a doubt on this, IAM in US, for this can i use toaster oven where bake option is there, in oven means how many farenheit shud i keep, it is just pre heat the oven, switch it off, keep these sheets and bake it. can u help me on this, as i dont use oven tht much,... (:

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  71. RAKS KITCHEN

    You can try using it, I am not sure. Try with smaller quantity to experiment with.

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  72. Sowmya Sundararajan

    Kalakkal. Very nice clicks.

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  73. radha

    I made these too sometime when I laid hands on frozen puff pastry. These look absolutely delicious enough to make me want to make them all over again !

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  74. Thangam Mohan

    Hi ,
    I tried the vegetable puffs today.. It came out very well..

    But wanted to check with you regarding the puff pastry sheet.. I got the Pampas brand, which is more like a block and you need to roll out the individual sheets..

    May I please check which brand of the pastry sheets you had used ? and was it a block or do you have individual sheets which you can use as it is?

    If it is a block, can you pls post pics of how to roll it out evenly into these rectangular shapes..

    Thank you!!

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  75. Saranya A

    hi.. it looks yummy.. i want to make a try..
    can this puffs be cooked without oven?

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  76. Raks anand

    What I bought is also pampas I think, but it was ready made rolled out sheets of 4 pack.

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  77. Raks anand

    You cannot get this texture of layers if not cooked in oven.

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  78. Thangam Mohan

    Thank you for the quick response! Will try it again next time 🙂

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  79. Shweta

    Hi can I use the Spring roll pastry sheet for this recipe?

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  80. Raks anand

    You can bake it like samosa only, coz no layer will come.

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  81. ~♥ ๓เtร ♥~™

    It looks awesome ! I am going to try this out tomorrow. Will post on your fb page once they r do e. Quick question though : Once you put the filling and cover it with the pastry..we would need to seal it right? Or just fold and Leave it? Would the layers come Well?

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  82. Rohit Purohit

    but where u get those puff pastery sheet??
    not in my town??

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  83. Anonymous

    really looks too good

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  84. POORNIMA

    Where can I get the pastry sheets in bangalore can't wait to try this recipe

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  85. maths vijay

    Which fair price do u buy, please let me know

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  86. maths vijay

    Where r u in Singapore, I'm in semei near changi airport, puff pastry is not in semei fair price, where do u buy , please let me know

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  87. Dipika

    First time I baked veg puffs, it turned out amazing!! Could not any pictures as it got over soon:).. Thanks a lot 🙂

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  88. Radhika Venkatesan

    Tried this out and the taste was good but didnt achieve the crispness and colour as ur pic.. I had to turn the puff midway to make the top layer golden brown but still didnt get the sides in the same colour..
    What might b the reason

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  89. Raks anand

    Could it be any oven heating settings? Also milk wash will give you nice colour

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  90. Raks anand

    Could it be any oven heating settings? Also milk wash will give you nice colour

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  91. Radhika Venkatesan

    milk wash mean? brushing milk along with butter before baking?

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  92. Raks anand

    Yes

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  93. Viji kannan

    Hi raji, can u tell me baking temperature?

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  94. Raks anand

    Usually, in all baking recipes, the pre heat and baking temperature are same. So in this case it's 220 deg C 🙂

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  95. lekha reddy

    Hi Raji, how do I thaw the puff pastry sheet?

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  96. Raks anand

    Thawing means, keeping out in room temperature until it comes to maangeable texture. Usually thawing time will be mentioned in the pack itself.

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  97. Smith K

    I use regular puff pastry sheets available in Indian stores in US. What might be the reason for not getting many layers?? I would love to have layers in my puff just the way i used to see in puffs from Bangalore bakeries.

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  98. Raks anand

    Make sure the pastry is stored in good conditions. Usually readymade pastry sheets gives layers without any special treatments. Hope you preheat the oven. Refer the package too for any specific way mentioned in it. Hope this helps

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  99. Suganya

    I'd like to make this a few hours ahead of the party. Any reheating tips?

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  100. creative sensibility

    Can these be made & stored in the refrigerator for baking the next day? If so how? And if not then if I bake them then what will be the best way to make them crispy again the next day. I have to make many for a party & I'm using Puff Pastry Dough.

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  101. Raks anand

    Yes you can, may be you can reheat again by preheating the oven at 190 and leave the puffs inside for 4-5 minutes.

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  102. rheena

    Really yummers, thanks!

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  103. nithya

    HI,

    Where did you bought Ready made Puff Pastry in Singapore and which brand?

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    • Raks Anand

      I bought sunshine brand in Fairprice finest. Stock depends on luck 🙂 You can try coldstorage as well as mustafa

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  104. Divya

    Hi raks, can i try the same in airfryer. If so How many minutes should i keep it..

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    • Raks Anand

      Hi Divya, sure you can try puffs in air fryer. 10 mins at 200 deg C in a preheated air fryer. Hope this helps

      Reply

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