Puff Pastry Cone filled with Vanilla Custard

Pane-Bistecca
Pus bag is not really a nice name for a dessert, but that’s how the Swiss call one of their favorite desserts. Before you could get them in all the bakeries, but nowadays it is hard to find them. Often you get them in the countryside where people are still very traditional.

Those custard filled pastry cones are actually quickly made. IF you don’t make your own puff pastry. I did and that takes a loooong time. I will show you how to do puff pastry another time. In this recipe I show you how to use ready-made puff pastry.

As filling I used the Patisserie Custard Vanilla from Dr. Oetker. It’s easily prepared and really perfect to fill any pastry. And I also used some fresh strawberries. My friend asked me to open a bakery!

This entry takes part in the blogevent Culinary World travel from Volkermampft, which collects recipes of delicious desserts from all around the world.
Prep time
35 min
Cooking time
25 min
Portions
6
Total time
1 h

Ingredients

For 6 Cornets (Puff Pastry rolls)

  • 1 rectangle ready rolled Puff Pastry of approx 30 cm length

  • 6 metal Cones for baking, or if you don’t have them, make your own with cardboard and aluminium foil)

  • 1 bag of Patisserie Custard Vanilla from Dr. Oetker

  • fresh Strawberries

Instructions

1

Step 1

Cut the puff pastry with a sharp knife or the Ravioli wheel into long 2 cm wide stripes.
2

Step 2

Now roll the pastry stripes all around the metal cones, starting at the tip. Make sure to overlap the pastry by at least 8 mm. I did not crease my cones, they do just fine without. But if you make your own cones with aluminium foil I would grease them a little.
3

Step 3

Put the cones onto a baking tray and bake them in the oven at 200 C for 20-25 minutes.
4

Step 4

Let them cool completely before removing the metal cones. Mine came out easily, but if they are slightly stuck, just turn the metal cone slightly.
5

Step 5

Mix the patisserie custard as advised on the packaging and fill it into a piping bag. Keep the custard always in the fridge until being used! Fill the pastry cones with the patisserie custard and decorate with the strawberries!

Notes

Typical Swiss!

The entries of my colleagues:

Britta von Backmaedchen 1967  Pasteis de Nata 

Simone von zimtkringel  Strawberry Sundae 

Gabi von USA kulinarisch  Die besten Desserts der USA 

Petra aka Cascabel von Chili und Ciabatta Angel Food Cake, ein vielseitiges amerikanisches Dessert

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