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By O'Niel's Couisine
EL PASO , TEXAS
on October 17, 2012
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I made this for my Mom. It was a wedding cake for her and my Dad when they married. My Mom told me i had to be a master pastry chef to do it. i I only had one problem, it's with the caramel. I couldn't go fast enough with it , so I had some areas that had big globs. I dont have a mixer (Kitchen Aid so it was done by hand, I dont recommend this to some one with bad hands like my self. I was feeling it the next day. My Mom was really surprised the I did it for her, she told me it tasted just like the one they both had on there wedding day( except for the caramel oops. So thank you for this recipe.
By m10514
The South
on December 14, 2011
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This recipe is delicious. I was only 14 years old when I made this last year and it was easy yet, delicious. I did use store bought cream puffs though which turned out great and was much less time consuming.
By batta003
on December 25, 2010
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So I am in the process of finishing up this recipe but the pastry dough did NOT turn out the way it was supposed to! I tried it several different times and it would not get a thick consistency! So I used a different recipe for the dough and it worked perfectly! Set me back a LOT of time but everything is starting to turn out now! But do not do the water on a medium simmer because its not hot enough to absorb all the water get the water sugar salt and butter to a rolling boil then add in the flower and stir vigorously until the dough forms a ball. Then add the eggs one at a time! Hope this helps!
By B0Nnaaay
Homestead, FL
on December 25, 2010
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Easy and 45 minutes? Reeeealy?
They left out the 2 hours trying to stack those balls!
Good luck murmurr! Let us know how you did!
By Chef #1366064
denver co
on December 24, 2010
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frankly, this sounds like a ho-hum recipe. alton and ina have great recipes for the puffs. the filling sounds boring, use ina's pastry
cream and alternate the filling with different flavored stuff--like
amaretto, frangelico, etc.
assembling this is only "easy" if you were a quick witted kid
at leggos. otherwise, it takes time and patience and keep the kids and pets out of the kitchen. melted sugar is the hottest thing on
earth and you don't want to trip or spill.
By murmurr
McLean, VA
on December 24, 2010
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I am so against reviewing recipes that haven't been tested but this is a necessary exception! 45 mins and "easy" for a Croquembouche?! That's insanity. It's too bad you can't flag recipes here. This really needs to be edited.
I am, however, going to attempt the recipe tonight! I'll re-review afterwards.
By diana_11843193
Foerty, CO
on December 21, 2010
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Have not made it yet.
Do NOT believe this is an EASY recipe.
To the reviewer who had bad cream puffs, I made Alton Browns and they turned out flawlessly (in case these don't.
By 07Jahnel
on December 13, 2010
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For the person who cheated and bought frozen cream puffs! Did you let them thaw before you dipped them into the caramel? LOL I think this technique seems like something I would like to Cheat with also!
By modrue50_7782580
Portland, OR
on December 12, 2010
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OK,
OK,I cheated and bought frozen cream puffs. I made the caramel though. This is the second time I have made this and both times it was a big hit. Beautiful and delicious. I can't believe no one else has cheated in this way. Come on and fess up.
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By johnambrosia_12...
Knoxville, 82
on December 12, 2010
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OK, I have to admit, I have not made this yet. So why am I commenting?? It's because any recipe that involves 4 different preparations and a complicated assembly process, should NOT be rated as easy. That is a totally insane rating. It's at the least misleading, and at the most deceptive to do so. Let's get real with the rating system.