It's basically how you make cream puffs or eclairs, no?
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I think so, Jesse! I should try that sometime.
I had them at a restaurant called Artisanal in NYC a couple years ago and fell in love. S. has made them a couple times really well, but I thought they were sort of a pain to make.
Maybe he's just a bitchy cook!
Does someone want to come here and make me some?
The gougeres at Artisinal were the best thing about my job at United Way (in the building upstairs).
I have no idea what these are, but holy god, they sound good.
I am Dana in this. Except that now they've been explained. But I was thinking, these sound awesome; how have I never had nor heard of them?? I marked the recipe and Steph's pumpkin bread recipe.
We made four pies today - pumpkin, cherry, apple-bourbon, and a hybrid cherry apple-bourbon pie with leftover filling. All but the pumpkin have delicious streusel on top. The hybrid pie was taste-tested tonight and is yum.
I really need to get off my ass and bake a pie. Argh.
You worked above Artisanal? Lucky girl.
apple-bourbon pie??? holy yum!!!
I think you can make gougeres in a fussier but prettier way with a pastry bag, maybe? I am all about dropping them randomly sized with a spoon! Still always delicious!
You worked above Artisanal? Lucky girl.
I went there surprisingly little, considering. I mean, considering how I feel about cheese! But it's pricy and I didn't really like most of my coworkers.