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- noun Attributive form of
puff pastry
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Examples
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The French, being French, created elaborate, butter-heavy cakes to celebrate the occasion, such as the galette des rois, a decadent puff-pastry concoction with an almond filling.
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On the show Jacquy baked a mouth-watering caramelized apple puff-pastry dessert.
Chris Hegedus and D. A. Pennebaker: A Sweet Release Chris Hegedus 2011
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The Ballymaloe Cookery School solves this problem by sprinkling the cheese on to the bottom half of the rolled-out pastry, and then folding the rest over the top, to make a kind of puff-pastry cheese sandwich, but better still is Mark Hix's method, which incorporates the cheese in three stages, rolling the pastry out afresh between each addition, so it's evenly distributed throughout the layers.
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It arrived in a fiercely hot dish, the puff-pastry lid inflated and golden.
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On the show Jacquy baked a mouth-watering caramelized apple puff-pastry dessert.
Chris Hegedus and D. A. Pennebaker: A Sweet Release Chris Hegedus 2011
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Often, he sets out a cheesecake made with goat cheese or blue cheese or a puff-pastry tart that he's layered with fruit like apples or figs and topped with melted Camembert and a little salt, pepper and brown sugar.
A Dessert Party That Isn't Cloying Cheryl Lu-Lien Tan 2010
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This Sunday, though, the Times took a turn from the puff-pastry wedding and went straight into the messy truth of one couple's past.
Top Secret America, 'Julian Assange' hacks Time's Person of the Year, and more Melissa Bell 2010
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The cakes were delightful to look at -- the finest puff-pastry, with layers of vanilla custard and cream.
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Roll up the pastry length-wise, slowly balancing on both sides with your fingers and form a puff-pastry roll.
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Roll up the pastry length-wise, slowly balancing on both sides with your fingers and form a puff-pastry roll.
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