I’m trying to make a recipe that calls for frozen puff pastry, does anyone know what brands of puff pastry i should look for in a regular grocery store? Can I find frozen puff pastry in a regular grocery store?
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I’m trying to make a recipe that calls for frozen puff pastry, does anyone know what brands of puff pastry i should look for in a regular grocery store? Can I find frozen puff pastry in a regular grocery store?
In 1980, Rich introduced Freeze-Flo, a process that allows foods to remain soft while frozen. The company introduced another product, On Top, a non-dairy dessert topping, in 1986, which was notable for its packaging a pastry bag with its own tip. ... In addition to the Rich brand, the company sells products under a number of other brands it has acquired, such as: Mother Kitchen; Allen; Rolling Pin Donuts; World Catch; Battistoni; SeaPak; Farm Rich; Casa Di Bertacchi; ...
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I didn't really know what it was, but I knew I liked tarts, and after our waiter said something about apples, which my limited French picked up, I was sold. I thought what I was ordering was a tradition French apple tart, a favorite pastry of mine. ... I cheated a little (but not as much as some Top Chef contestant, given the stakes), and used Dufour brand puff pastry. You can make your own traditional puff pastry, or go with a quick puff recipe, or cheat, like me, ...
Pepperidge Farm makes some in most grocery stores, both sheets and ready-to-bake cut-outs. Look near the frozen pie crusts.
You can find frozen puff pastry in the grocery store. I don’t know about a “name brand”. Just look in the frozen section where the frozen biscuits are.
Phyllo dough. It’s where the frozen pie shells are at.
the best and most consistent is pillsbury.. i’ve used it for 15 years in my restaraunts.
pepperidge farm
Pepperidge Farm (as the 1st poster indicated) is the best that I’ve used. Filo (phyllo) is NOT a substitute for puff pastry.
You will have several at the market, and there will probably be a Home Brand. You may need to question, but I reckon it will be obvious.