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7 Ways to Fill Puff Pastry Squares

Thinking inside the box is a good thing when the box is made of buttery puff pastry.

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Elegant Yet Easy

These puff pastry boxes are a neat way to constrain an otherwise normal lunch, breakfast or dessert. They look sophisticated enough to serve to guests, but they come with the advantage of being incredibly easy to assemble. Just slit and attach the corners of a sheet of store-bought puff pastry to make four walls, then bake them according to the package instructions. You can put almost anything in there, at least anything that goes well with puff pastry — in other words, most foods.

By Richmond Flores and Heather Ramsdell for Food Network Kitchen

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Chicken Pot Pie

Chicken, gravy, peas, carrots, pearl onions and parsley

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Salad Nicoise

Green beans, tuna, capers, olives, potatoes, tomatoes, hard-cooked eggs and vinaigrette

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Danish

Cream cheese filling and orange preserves, with a drizzle of sugar glaze

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Sausage and Gravy

 Sausage, white gravy, fried egg and parsley

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Samosa

Curry, caramelized onion, cumin seeds, black sesame seeds, cubes of potato, peas and cilantro

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Pizza

Marinara, fresh mozzarella and pepperoni

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Chocolate and Berry

Hazelnut chocolate spread, raspberries and sea salt

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