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493 Profiteroles for Soups

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By Auguste Escoffier

Published 1903

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In the classical kitchen Profiteroles were nothing other than small balls of ordinary bread; not without reason in modem cooking chou paste Profiteroles are infinitely more delicate.

Profiteroles are piped out the size of hazelnuts and cooked in the same way as for all chou paste items. They should be cooked until very dry and then usually stuffed with an appropriate purée filling. Allow approximately 30 pieces per service of 10 persons.

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