Choux dough

The best recipe to make Choux Pastry (Pâte á Choux), successfully at home. Crisp shells with a light and airy centre are ready to be filled to make éclairs or profiteroles. This is your go-to recipe.

Crullers are circles of piped choux dough, fried until perfectly crisp and golden, then tossed in your choice of sugar or dipped into a glaze. These crullers are rolled in spiced sugar for the perfect holiday or anytime treat.

The best recipe to make Choux Pastry (Pâte á Choux), successfully at home. Crisp shells with a light and airy centre are ready to be filled to make éclairs or profiteroles. This is your go-to recipe.

A step-by-step guide to making pâte à choux, a classical French dough used to make a variety of pastries using only 6 simple ingredients.

Cinnamon apple cream puffs made with crunchy choux au craquelin pastry and filled with cinnamon apple whipped cream. They’re coloured and styled to look like apples!

Do you like éclairs? What about profiteroles, cream puffs, and cheesy gougères? Aside from making us drool just thinking about them, the one thing all these pastries have in common is that they are made from pâte à choux — a staple of the French pastry kitchen. Pâte à choux is a paste made of flour, water, butter, and eggs; it’s slightly thicker than a batter, but not quite as thick as a dough. Here’s how to make them.

Choux pastry is used for many desserts such as cream puffs, profiterols and eclairs.

My French Crullers taste super light and delicate, not hefty or oily like you might experience with regular donuts — perfect for the weekend!

The best recipe to make Choux Pastry (Pâte á Choux), successfully at home. Crisp shells with a light and airy centre are ready to be filled to make éclairs or profiteroles. This is your go-to recipe.