In this video, Chef Eric Crowley, owner of the Culinary Classroom in Los Angeles (http://www.culinaryclassroom.com/), shows us how to bake Profiteroles from scratch! These delectable treats are a sweet dough topped with chocolate and filled with ice cream. Yum!
@Gauzl - It does matter how you put the flour in the cup- by using the measuring cup as a scoop, you pack in the flour too tightly, getting more flour inside the cup than what a proper 1 cup measurement is---- (student at Le Cordon Bleu)
I hate this guys methods, they are pointless and waste of time, just like at 1:09 it doesnt matter what way you put the bloody flour in, if u get to much then scrap it off the top with a knife. Best way to put the eggs in is just to put all the eggs into something like a glass and lightly beat the, them put it in bit by bit while u use a electric beater. instead of calling it pate de choux... call it choux pastry. they way id pay this guy to teach me..
@egnantes Its fahrenheit, if it were 400 degrees Celsius, it would be VERY hot. Also, as a frequent baker in the US, most sweets bake at about 350-400 degrees fahrenheit.
In some recipes it won't matter if you just dip into the flour but with something that hinges on moisture and texture it does. I use to do the same and then started doing svoop and sweep it does make a differece.
Profiteroles because they only want profit. This is the snack of the capitalists.
greenghost2008 2 months ago
@Gauzl - It does matter how you put the flour in the cup- by using the measuring cup as a scoop, you pack in the flour too tightly, getting more flour inside the cup than what a proper 1 cup measurement is---- (student at Le Cordon Bleu)
grundys4 3 months ago
@Gauzl Well why dont you start making videos if your so good then.
cplmackk1 3 months ago
I hate this guys methods, they are pointless and waste of time, just like at 1:09 it doesnt matter what way you put the bloody flour in, if u get to much then scrap it off the top with a knife. Best way to put the eggs in is just to put all the eggs into something like a glass and lightly beat the, them put it in bit by bit while u use a electric beater. instead of calling it pate de choux... call it choux pastry. they way id pay this guy to teach me..
Gauzl 5 months ago
@egnantes Its fahrenheit, if it were 400 degrees Celsius, it would be VERY hot. Also, as a frequent baker in the US, most sweets bake at about 350-400 degrees fahrenheit.
musicfreek345 7 months ago
I like to make these with a mushroom chicken ragout filling. Thanks for sharing.
cammicty 7 months ago
is it farenheit or celcius
egnantes 7 months ago
@CococolaKoala
In some recipes it won't matter if you just dip into the flour but with something that hinges on moisture and texture it does. I use to do the same and then started doing svoop and sweep it does make a differece.
KissHope 7 months ago
This is so much like cream puffs!
EpikMoon 8 months ago
mine went all sloppy then did them again added more flour after eggs and then it turned out ok
SmileLaughPeace111 10 months ago