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Uploaded by on Nov 9, 2006

French cheese puffs, made from choux pastry

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  • oh nevermind. if you do get to this message, can you tell me what if the cheese puffs still moist inside?

  • Hi There - you will get about 40, and they do stay somewhat moist inside. Swiss, Emmentaler or even a sharp chedder would work - it needs to be a hard cheese - good luck!!

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  • This looks delicious. Might I offer some cheese name pronunciation tips? Gruyere is not pronounced as "gweer," but "gree-air". Also, Emmenthaler is pronounced "emmen-taller."  The Emmenthal is a valley in Switzerland where what we know as Swiss cheese originated. If you can get Swiss Emmenthaler, you will have a very good quality cheese, since they reserve their best product for export.

  • This is a very nice video with detailed steps to the process.

    I am a culinary student and always enjoy seeing other people cook their favorite dishes.

    Yes she also has a real nice kitchen, and an accent/looks to kill for!! WELL DONE!!

  • gougeres are supposed to be pretty dry and hollow inside. this is a savory version of the dough used to make eclairs and cream puffs.

  • And the result????

  • oh yeah, please respond ASAP because i want to try making it tomorrow! thanks! btw, so any other cheese besides gruyere cheese will work? i'm afraid gruyere isn't sold around my area.

  • hi, do you know how much cheese puffs would this yield? i need about 35 servings for my project. thanks! :D

  • Nice vid.

    Pronounciation: Emmentaal = em - en - taal

    Gruyer = groo - yer

    Gougere = goo zher

    xx

  • Does your culinary knowledge derive from a formal education or did you learn your cooking techniques from a family member? You have a surprisingly good deal of useful kitchen know-how, it's obvious you truly enjoy cooking. Thanks for sharing! I hope you have more viewers and subscribers soon.

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