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By bindiyax_11944555
fairfax, VA
on June 24, 2009
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I watched Ina doing Palmiers on tv and i tried it the very next day and OMG , it was YUMMY.
i tried some variation as adding some cinnamon powder to the sugar and adding nutella on one half of the pastry sheet so that when the palmiers is baked you will have sugar on one side of the heart and nutella on the other side.
this is one awesome receipe and a very easy one too.
kudoos to you Ina
By jenhagen19
IL
on April 05, 2009
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I just made these for the first time. They were simple to make and delicious! I will make them again, especially when I need a last minute dessert. Ina is the best!
By cakesbykirsten_...
la jolla, CA
on January 01, 2009
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Spread a very thin layer of seeded jam - I used black raspberry - on one side before folding. Came out great - with swirls of jam inside. A few suggestions...
-Bake at 425 for the full 6 minutes. I found they didn't puff up as much when baked too hot - carmelized too quickly.
-Leave the second roll in the fridge while baking the first. The puffed pastry baked better when cold - also easier to slice.
-Reheat in a warm oven before serving. These are great at room temperature - but even better when warm.
By Sari #3
Atlanta, GA
on December 21, 2008
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This cookies were delicious. They are so easy to make and people are always very impressed. I found that 1.5 cups of sugar was plenty and adding about a teaspoon of cinnamon made them even more delicious.
By sumrallcd@yahoo.com
Brooklyn, MS
on June 12, 2008
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It is wonderful.I have always wanted this recipe.When we were living in Turkey,they made it.When we were in California the Mexican barkery had it.
we loved all.Thank you for the recipe.
By judyfuqua_8506357
saline, MI
on December 09, 2007
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I'm not a baker and these are as good or better than the ones i enjoy on my frequent trips to france. I added a hint of fresh ground nutmeg and a scant teaspoon of cinnimon to the 2 cups sugar. Perfect. Even my husband was shocked.
By ploconnor72
Aberdeen, NC
on September 25, 2007
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Man are these good!! I needed a quick desert for a bible study - these were just what I was looking for.
Tip - stay close to the oven to make sure they don't burn.
Happy eating :
By m_enriquez9_7344917
El Paso, TX
on August 20, 2007
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I bake the palmiers for my grandson's birthay I served the Palmiers with ice cream,and we named orejitas (ears they were exelent with mexican chocolate.
Thanks for the recipes
Myrna Enriquez El Paso, Tx
By veggiegirl28
on August 18, 2007
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The salt added is perfect, wouldn't be the same without it. I used half brown sugar and half granulated and it came out great, as I like mine not as sweet. I gave some to my mother in law and she thought I bought them from a bakery!
PS Ina has also made these as "Tomato Basil Elephant Ears", same shape, different filling. YUM
By malya324_2302850
Las Vegas
on July 29, 2007
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this is the easiest thing I have ever baked. Don't worry if they don't stick together, they do when they bake. Although this recipe doesn't tell you what your oven temp should be, I made a tester and at 350 I had to increesed the time 6 min a side. so either your oven needs to be hotter then 350 for the 6 mins aside that the recipe calls for. But they are fast and delicious!