Pastry Flower

Teigblume5A crafting fair and removal activities detered me from showing how to make such lovely bread or pastry flowers. I’ll do that right now. It’s possible to make them with a yeast dough or a shortpastry. In both cases you have to make balls in the desired size (here 1″) and cut them with your kitchen scissors leaving a thin bottom. The first cut divides the ball in halves which then are themselves halved. These quarters are cut again so that finally your flower will have 8 petals. Pull them apart carefully and coat with some whisked egg yolk. The center can be decorated with pits, nuts, poppy or sesame seeds. If you’re preparing a sweet pastry it looks nice if you lift the flower, coat the petal edges with egg yolk and dip them into colored sugar.
If hearty or sweet, these flowers are a real eye catcher on every plate and they surely will be consumed first.

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