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Craquelin Profiteroles with Caramel Cream

Craquelin Profiteroles with Caramel Cream

Craquelin Profiteroles with Salted Caramel Cream are delicious step up from classic profiteroles. They have a lovely, impressive, and crunchy top. We have filled them with a light and creamy salted caramel filling to make them even more attractive.

Craquelin Profiteroles with Caramel Cream
Craquelin Profiteroles with Caramel Cream

What is craquelin?
Craquelin is a thin cookie disc, made with a mix of butter, sugar and flour. You can add color to it if you like. Craquelin adds a layer of sweetness and makes the profiterols delightfully crunchy. As the choux pastry bakes, the cookie disc (craquelin) makes sweet, crisp, crust on top. Beautiful😊
Bonus: the craquelin helps keep the cream puff crisp for longer, even when it’s filled with a filling.
If you would like to wrap fully the profiteroles, then cut disks diameter 1 cm bigger than the diameter of profiteroles. If you want the craquelin to cup and not covering the whole profiterole, make the diameter the same size the diameter of profiteroles.
To make the Craquelin, mix the ingredients to form a dough and then roll out the dough to 2-3 mm thickness between 2 baking sheets – this technique keeps the dough from sticking and it’s easier to put the rolled sheet in the freezer. Once the dough frozen, you can cut out discs from it to top the choux pastry.

Craquelin
Craquelin
Craquelin
Craquelin

Craquelin variations?
Craquelin is made with butter, sugar and flour. You can use brown sugar for molassy flavor or you can use color for baking desserts to add brightness and mood.
Profiteroles
Pipe out choux pastry that’s about 4 cm in diameter, to match the craquelin disc that’s also about 4 cm in diameter.
Salted caramel cream

Craquelin Profiteroles with Caramel Cream
Craquelin Profiteroles with Caramel Cream

This light cream filling is made of 2 creams: caramel and Chantilly. Chantilly lightens and stabilizes the caramel cream, and you will like the amazing taste. But if you are not willing to experiment, fill with classic pastry cream.
Why gelatin? The gelatin acts as a stabilizer. The filling stays fluffy and creamy. This is really important to keep the profiteroles nice and crisp.

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