Snacks "for one bite" are very convenient on the festive table. That's the option I decided to offer today. Profiteroles made of custard dough with meat mousse and seafood mousse. In the center of the serving dish, so that it is absolutely New Year's, you can put a conditional "Christmas wreath".
Cook Time | 90 minutes |
Servings |
Ingredients
- 5 pieces Chicken eggs
- 150 gram Flour
- 125 ml Milk
- 125 ml Water
- 100 gram Butter
- Salt to taste
- 150 gram Ham
- 150 gram Seafood
- 100 gram Cheese (ricotta)
- 8 pieces Quail eggs
- 75 gram Mayonnaise
- 75 gram Yogurt
- 1 bunch Greenry
Ingredients
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Instructions
- Cool the dough to about 70 degrees. C and start introducing the eggs one by one, kneading the dough each time until the whole egg is absorbed into the dough. There is one ticklish moment here... The dough should be felt when it is ready. If you do not add eggs, the dough will turn out heavy and will not rise. If you shift the eggs, they will be liquid and vague, they will not keep their shape. For example, I didn't have 4 pieces as I was photographing, I needed to add one more thing. The dough should slowly slide off the wooden spatula in a wide strip.
- Yes, I forgot to say, don't forget to skip it along with meat and herbs. For ready-made rolls, you need to cut off the lid, put the mousse filling in the middle and put it on top of the cut lid. Profiteroles with seafood should be decorated with shrimp on top. as well as meat mousse, parsley leaves and currant berries.
- Take a large dish and serve ready-made profiteroles on lettuce leaves. Put a "Christmas wreath" in the middle, and put our little profiteroles in a row around it. Cut off the top with a large ring, lay out the meat mousse and cover with a cut lid on top. Decorate with dill twigs imitating spruce twigs. Decorate with colorful berries and a large bow of baked bell pepper.