Berry Berry Turnovers
Show: Down Home With the Neelys
Episode: Home Sweet Home
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By Paphotogirl
Strasburg, PA
on July 12, 2012
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WOW!!! You outdid yourselves once again, Neelys! How incredibly easy and delicious!
I also do not understand why one or two reviewers marked this down just because there's too much filling for pastry. Buy 2 boxes! Use it as an ice cream topping, or on top of short cake, pound cake, or brownies! This is absolutely a 5 star recipe, and so very easy to make - that's the important thing to note.
By Margooatman
Amboy, mn
on April 24, 2011
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Great easy recipe. Yes it makes to much sauce but you can use this as an ice cream topping or freeze it and use again. I also spread cream cheese on the pastry then the sauce and sealed it. Very good this way. Also cooked it around 12-13 minutes. Looks like you did a lot of work, but so simple!
By Cookingwithpassion
Grover Beach, C...
on April 09, 2011
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This is soooo easy and fantastic! I have made it twice now, once with frozen mixed berries and then with frozen blueberries. I can't even imagine how good this will be with FRESH berries soon to be in the market this summer. So little work for such great taste.
By glosdesk
fremont, CA
on December 01, 2010
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Great recipe. I'll be making them again. I didn't have fresh fruit so I used a 16 oz bag of frozen mixed berries and it still worked great. I also anticipated it making too much so I bought two boxes of puff pastry and it worked out to be exact. Mine also didn't bake golden brown in 10 minutes, it was more like 20. (I also made a puff pastry with just chocolate chips for my son and heaven....definitely making more like that next time!! ;
By Lautenbach
Corinth, MS
on July 22, 2010
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I made them for my wife and son. They absolutely loved them. It was so simple to make and clean up was a breeze. I do agree with everyone else however....CUT it in half before you make it if you have small family like I do.
By memoochi78_12847348
Chicago, 52
on July 15, 2010
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Made this recipe with a mix of berries (black, blue, straw, rasp and came out good-tasting but quite messy. The syrupy part leaked and turned the puff pastry red. Also, they didn't brown in 10 minutes. I left mine in for 12, and still not really browned...perhaps d/t the syrup issue. Still, I had one out of the oven and it was tasty!!!
I did use the leftover berries as a base for a berry crumble, which turned out great!
By michelleshelton...
Newburgh, IN
on July 08, 2010
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So simple and so yummy!! I changed the recipe a little... I used blackberries and strawberries and it was awesome!! I also cut the recipe in half and it worked just perfect. Keep up the great work Neelys!!
By immekus_12978873
rogrsville, 65
on July 04, 2010
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I would recommend cutting them down in size to 16 suares per sheet. Make square turnovers, putting in about a teaspoon of sauce. They end up being the size of a large cookie. Pair with brownies in a basket and you have 2 desserts.
I got many complements.
By akidd08
Luling, TX
on March 23, 2010
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This recipe was pretty good but not my favorite. It made WAY too much berry sauce.
By XOXX1
Chino
on February 25, 2010
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Instead of cutting the amount of berries in half I bought 2 packages of puff pastry (which yielded 12 turnovers instead of 8. Perfect! I also substituted half of the berries with raspberries and black berries....it really was a berry berry turnover! it was so so good. I will definitely make this recipe again: