Light, golden choux shells filled with a luscious monk fruit-sweetened vanilla pastry cream – all the elegance of a classic French cream puff with none of the refined sugar. These are genuinely impressive enough for a dinner party yet simple enough to make on a quiet Sunday afternoon.
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Pillowy brioche-style doughnuts filled with a cloud-light ricotta and honey cream, rolled in fragrant orange zest sugar while still warm. These are the kind of doughnuts that make you wonder why you ever bought them from a shop.
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Krapfen are Austria’s answer to the jelly doughnut: impossibly soft, yeast-leavened pillows of fried dough filled with a bright stripe of apricot jam and dusted in snowy powdered sugar. Once you taste one fresh from the oil, still warm and fragrant, you will never look at a grocery store doughnut the same way again.
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Crisp, caramel-topped choux puffs hiding a cloud of silky salted caramel pastry cream – this is the kind of pastry that makes people think you trained in Paris. The craquelin topping is the secret weapon: a thin cookie crust that shatters beautifully and keeps every puff perfectly round.
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A showstopping French classic built from a flaky puff pastry base, a ring of caramel-glazed choux puffs, and clouds of lightly sweetened whipped cream. This is the kind of cake that makes a table go quiet the moment you set it down.
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Pillowy yeasted doughnuts filled with rich, set-your-spoon-in-it vanilla pastry cream and finished with a glossy dark chocolate glaze – these are the doughnuts bakery cases dream of. Once you make them at home, you will never look at a store-bought version the same way again.
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Pillowy-soft, golden yeast doughnuts with a shatteringly thin vanilla bean glaze – these are the real deal, the kind you find at a beloved neighbourhood bakery. Once you make them from scratch, the boxed version will never satisfy again.
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