When you take them out of the oven, poke a hole at the top with the tip of the knife on each puff... put them back in the oven for 5 minutes and this allows the steam to release and for the cream puff to become drier inside to keep it from becoming doughy when colling. You'll like this tip, it makes for a better cream puff.
So glad you like it, Rita! :) If you get the chance, can you visit my website and give this recipe a rating and a comment? I would really appreciate it :) www.inthekitchenwithmatt.com/easy-cream-puffs-recipe
Hi Matt! Just got done making these. I was so afraid they would fall as the dough appeared to fall as I piped it, but they puffed up just right. My oven must run hot though, because mine were slightly over baked. Will try again with less bake time :) I decided not to slice mine in half, and filled mine with chocolate ganache, then rolled them around in powdered sugar. This recipe was a win for sure! Thanks for your videos Matt! :)
Awesome Sarah!! Yeah your oven could run hot or mine could also be slightly off, ovens can vary depending on age, etc. So cool great idea with the ganache!!! Yummy! :) And you are welcome! Sorry for the late reply! I was on vacation in Georgia for the eclipse.
Hi. Please can u help me? I made cream puffs a few times and times. They puff really nice but when i take them out of oven they come down again? What is the reason? Sorry for my bad english btw
Every recipe has you add eggs, BUT they don't tell you , WHAT SIZE EGGS, the size makes a huge difference, I used jumbo eggs cause that's what I always use, And my puffs came out too wet, Should I be using small , large , or medium eggs ?, I'm hoping you answer me, if you don't I'm gonna use small eggs and cross my fingers.
@rebazi sorry I just saw this comment. I never got a notification. You can check out this link for some tips. cooking.stackexchange.com/questions/1136/how-do-i-prevent-cream-puff-shells-from-deflating
@Ludy, Yes that can help at the end if you open the oven and let them cool slowly, sometimes if you take them right out of the oven they cool too quickly and can deflate.
hahaha yeah the cream came out when I bit into it, so yummy!, you can actually chill them in the fridge, and it really helps the cream not come out everywhere when you bit into them. haha
Awesome video those cream puffs look tasty!! What I noticed that helped me is tapping the top with a little bit of water so the tip doesnt get burnt, brushing it with a little bit of egg and spraying around the sheet with water so they don't dry out. I like this recipe since it's easy, fast, and tasty so great job!! 😎
You are literally the greatest, I swear! I've been attempting cream recipe after recipe and this one really is the best, my parents and I loved it. Automatic subscribe! (I doubled the recipe though, and no problems, thanks for sharing!!)
In The Kitchen With Matt thank you for responding! I just finished making them. I wasn't sure it would taste and look well using margarine but they turned out pretty good!
Hi, Matt. We used to make ours and fill them with chocolate pudding. Better make a triple recipe, because all will disappear in a very short time! Thanks for the recipe. :0) Donna B.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt, Hi, Matt. Thanks for the quick reply. We made the pudding from scratch using real Hershey's cocoa, SUGAR, milk, etc. At times, we made vanilla pudding and used that to fill the cream puffs. I remember when we'd cut off the tops, I'd reach inside and eat the soft eggy stuff before we'd fill them. Great memories of a fun childhood cooking goodies and "eating well". Thanks again. :0) Donna B.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt hey Matt.. Thanks for the prompt reply :) Oooh they turned out to be yummylicious... My family loved it .. Gonna make it again tomorrow 😍😍 xx
mmm sorry just barely saw this comment. How did they wind up turning out? You know humidity does effect baking, I never have to worry about it because it is so dry here in Arizona. You could try adding one less egg, although that might effect how they puff up.
All the ingredients are listed in the description box under the video. If you are on a mobile, there is a little triangle in the lower corner right under the video, press that and it reveals the description box. If you are on a computer just scroll down under the video and press "show more" but to answer your question it is 1/2 cup of flour.
In The Kitchen With Matt Thank you for the tip, but I had already made cream puffs, but for the filling I did peanut butter whipped cream and chocolate ganache. Mmmmm. Loved the recipe, thanks
great question! this article on the science of choux pastry (which is the basic cream puff part) explains it perfectly! foodcrumbles.com/the-science-of-choux-pastry-in-profiteroles/
Hi matt! I made cream puffs they were great.. They rose so well But as soon as i got them out of oven, about a couple of seconds later they were flat... Can you tell me reason and guide me to them better... The taste was best though ❤️
Hi there! So glad you gave them a try, the most common reason they go flat is there is still inner moisture in the cream puffs. Right when you take them out, you can pierce them with a bamboo skewer or toothpick which will let out any trapped steam. You can also bake them just a few minutes longer. :)
Hello Amna, the dough is supposed to be sticky. :) Do you have a plastic bag to put it in? And then you can cut the corner off with scissors. Only try half of the dough at a time.
Hi Muhammad! I do have a couple of donut recipe videos already. I will try and make some more in the future. Chocolate donuts - ruclips.net/video/dZWeO_h98Ww/видео.html and pumpkin donuts - ruclips.net/video/FL2bGdrjpzw/видео.html
the recipe is coming out too watery!! I tried this before and it worked great. I'm doing all the same things, but too watery what am I doing wrong..I've tried three times now and each time the same disappointing results.
Hi Norman, mmm that is weird, mine never comes out watery. That is weird. Rule of thumb is equal parts water to flour. But if it keeps coming out watery, you can try reducing the amount of water by a few tablespoons and see if that helps. :)
@@inthekitchenwithmatt Well maybe that was the problem...I missed how much flour to use. I used one cup of flour to one half cup of water..the dough was great, but then I added the two eggs and it had too much liquid
the results were more flat and cookie-like than puffy eclairs...so I split them cookies up and filled with cream and call them "Muffipuds". I'll take them to the after thanksgiving feast at my sister's. always make lemonade out of lemons!
In The Kitchen With Matt I used American measurements and it was a flop, all in all I ended up eating my hard biscuit with cool whip in the middle because I needed an excuse to eat cool whip lol thank you for your videos. I appreciate you!
lol thanks! mmm I would give it a try again. :) If at first you don't succeed, try try again. haha, if I thin of a reason why it would do that I will let you know, I haven't had that happen to me. Maybe over baked?
Hi Norman, down below the video in the description box all of the ingredients and amounts are listed, there is also a link to my website where the full recipe can be printed. :)
Matt, you failed to let everybody know how much flour to use for the choux pastry! I had to go to someone else’s recipe to get that. Please update your recipe well you can’t now it’s already edited through
This video is super old. With that said, look in the description box, it lists all the ingredients and the amounts. As well as the link to the written recipe on my website. If you are on a computer the description is easy to find it is right under the video. If you are on a mobile, you need to click the triangle in the right corner under the video, which reveals the description box. At any rate, it is 1/2 cup of flour. Choux pastry has equal parts water to flour.
When you take them out of the oven, poke a hole at the top with the tip of the knife on each puff... put them back in the oven for 5 minutes and this allows the steam to release and for the cream puff to become drier inside to keep it from becoming doughy when colling. You'll like this tip, it makes for a better cream puff.
Cool great tip! thanks for sharing!
They truly are amazing! The best ever! Thanks so much for sharing.
So glad you like it, Rita! :) If you get the chance, can you visit my website and give this recipe a rating and a comment? I would really appreciate it :) www.inthekitchenwithmatt.com/easy-cream-puffs-recipe
First time ever making cream puffs. Delicious came out perfect
Awesome, Maria!! So glad you gave it a try and liked it!
Great video! I'm making these tomarrow. Thanks.....
Thank you!! And you are welcome. Good luck, let me know how it turns out.
Love your video of one of my favorite dessert thank you
Thanks!! You are welcome!
Hi Matt! Just got done making these. I was so afraid they would fall as the dough appeared to fall as I piped it, but they puffed up just right. My oven must run hot though, because mine were slightly over baked. Will try again with less bake time :) I decided not to slice mine in half, and filled mine with chocolate ganache, then rolled them around in powdered sugar. This recipe was a win for sure! Thanks for your videos Matt! :)
Awesome Sarah!! Yeah your oven could run hot or mine could also be slightly off, ovens can vary depending on age, etc. So cool great idea with the ganache!!! Yummy! :) And you are welcome! Sorry for the late reply! I was on vacation in Georgia for the eclipse.
Easy cream puffs recipe! Try these out! :)
Hi. Please can u help me? I made cream puffs a few times and times. They puff really nice but when i take them out of oven they come down again? What is the reason? Sorry for my bad english btw
Every recipe has you add eggs, BUT they don't tell you , WHAT SIZE EGGS, the size makes a huge difference, I used jumbo eggs cause that's what I always use, And my puffs came out too wet, Should I be using small , large , or medium eggs ?, I'm hoping you answer me, if you don't I'm gonna use small eggs and cross my fingers.
@rebazi sorry I just saw this comment. I never got a notification. You can check out this link for some tips. cooking.stackexchange.com/questions/1136/how-do-i-prevent-cream-puff-shells-from-deflating
@TheElly110 just saw this. When a recipe calls for eggs they are usually referring to standard Large eggs. I hope that helps.
@Ludy, Yes that can help at the end if you open the oven and let them cool slowly, sometimes if you take them right out of the oven they cool too quickly and can deflate.
the way u smile while eating puffs 😀👍
hahaha yeah the cream came out when I bit into it, so yummy!, you can actually chill them in the fridge, and it really helps the cream not come out everywhere when you bit into them. haha
Very easy to follow! Thank you so much Matt!
Thank you! Glad you liked it. You are very welcome! :)
Came out perfect. Thanks
Awesome Emily! Glad you tried it out. :)
Hell ya I’m making these next week thanks for the clear and to the point tutorial sir
Awesome, good luck! Let me know how they turn out. And you are very welcome! :)
Thank you Matt for showing me how to make cream puffs
You are so very welcome Deborah! :)
Simple, easy and yummy.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! Glad you liked it! And you are welcome. :)
@@inthekitchenwithmatt i made cinnamon
rolls according to your recipe and rolls came out tasty and beautiful . Thanks.
@@syedaanjum896 Awesome Anjum! Glad you made those and liked them! You are very welcome! :)
Good one sir
Thank you, Evelyn!
Yummmmmmm
Definite Yummmmm! haha :)
Amazing
Thank you so much! :)
Awesome video those cream puffs look tasty!! What I noticed that helped me is tapping the top with a little bit of water so the tip doesnt get burnt, brushing it with a little bit of egg and spraying around the sheet with water so they don't dry out. I like this recipe since it's easy, fast, and tasty so great job!! 😎
Thanks Marlene! :)
Yes 😋
Thanks for sharing Matt your easy to follow recipe of Cream puffs..i wanna try this one..i told you i love bread 😉😉😉
You are very welcome, Sylvia!
Bravo chef👏🏻
Thank you!!
It's looking very tasty 😋😋👌👌😊
I made those cream puffs and they are literally tasty
Glad you made them and like them!!! :)
Thank you loved the recipe
You are so very welcome, glad you loved it! :)
thanks Matt.. wish you would make a video on how to make Hungarian kifles in the future, thanks
You are welcome! Sure I will put those on my list! :)
Just found your channel and enjoying it.
Thank you so much Sarah! That means a lot! :)
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you! :) :)
I’m making these tonight for family dinner! They look great so far! Thank you. 👍🏻
Good luck! Let me know how they turn out. :)
It was a perfect recipe. I made miniature ones and they’re delicious! Never knew that they consists this much butter 😂💀
Hurray! So glad you made them and that you liked them! :) ;)
Hi, May I know what is the measuring of our plain flour? Any plain flour?
All-purpose flour/plain flour, yes. Down in the description box of the video, you will find all the ingredients and the amounts. 1/2 cup flour or 60g
Well I made my 1st cream puff and thanks to you they are perfect!!!!! They look picture perfect , so thank you so much:)
That is so awesome Diane!! So glad you made them and that they turned out perfectly for you!! :)
Awesome treat :)
Totally!! :)
Oh, myyyy, how delish!
For sure! :)
How much flower did you use?
1/2 cup, all the ingredients and amounts are listed in the description box.
You are literally the greatest, I swear! I've been attempting cream recipe after recipe and this one really is the best, my parents and I loved it. Automatic subscribe! (I doubled the recipe though, and no problems, thanks for sharing!!)
Well thank you! :) :) So glad you gave them a try and liked them! You are very welcome and thanks for subbing!! :)
What tipe of flour do you use?
All purpose flour :) In other parts of the world, I believe it is just called plain flour.
@Daniel McDonough 1/2 cup of flour (60g) Down below in the description box, I have all the ingredients listed and their amounts. :)
Can I use margarine instead of butter????
No you really need to use real butter, sorry. :) They just won't turn out that great if you don't. But you can always try it and see. :)
In The Kitchen With Matt thank you for responding! I just finished making them. I wasn't sure it would taste and look well using margarine but they turned out pretty good!
Oh good I am glad! :)
Thanks👏👏👏💐💐
You are welcome!!
How many gram the eggs for the best pastry dough?
These eggs weigh about 56 grams
Made these today they came out perfect 👌 1st time making puffs
Hurray!! So glad you tried making them Diana! :)
Hi, Matt. We used to make ours and fill them with chocolate pudding. Better make a triple recipe, because all will disappear in a very short time! Thanks for the recipe. :0) Donna B.
Hi Donna, mmm chocolate pudding is awesome in them! haha yeah they definitely don't last very long.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt, Hi, Matt. Thanks for the quick reply. We made the pudding from scratch using real Hershey's cocoa, SUGAR, milk, etc. At times, we made vanilla pudding and used that to fill the cream puffs. I remember when we'd cut off the tops, I'd reach inside and eat the soft eggy stuff before we'd fill them. Great memories of a fun childhood cooking goodies and "eating well". Thanks again. :0) Donna B.
@@donnablackman9167 That is awesome!! I will have to make homemade chocolate pudding some day on here. :) Cooking memories are the best! :)
Hi Matt am Hawra from kuwait today I did the cinnamon recipe and it comes out amazing thanks alot for sharing ur lovely recipes
Hello! You are welcome and thank you for watching!
Making them nowww.. 😊
Awesome! Let me know how they turn out. :)
@@inthekitchenwithmatt hey Matt.. Thanks for the prompt reply :)
Oooh they turned out to be yummylicious... My family loved it .. Gonna make it again tomorrow 😍😍 xx
@@zoonwaqar9880 hehehe awesome! :) So glad they turned out for you and that your family liked them! :)
@@inthekitchenwithmatt you're a good chef... I should ask you to marry me at least i dont have to cook 😅😅😅n i can eat these puffs everyday... Hahaha
hahahaha thanks! haha
Yummy! Looks exactly the same cream puffs we made in school. Watching from Philippines. :">
Thank you! and that is awesome!! I love the Philippines! I lived there for 2 years, many years ago, from 1997 to 1999.
Is this like choux?
Yes! That is choux :)
@@inthekitchenwithmatt okay
thanks for subtitles
You are very welcome! :)
Matt, can i put the icing on the fridge...
Sure! :)
Everything came out perfect but once I added eggs it came too soft and a little running...can't pipe them. Could it be humidity?
mmm sorry just barely saw this comment. How did they wind up turning out? You know humidity does effect baking, I never have to worry about it because it is so dry here in Arizona. You could try adding one less egg, although that might effect how they puff up.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt I am going to add only 1 egg as recommended. Appreciate your response...thank you so much
@@irisaleman2419 You are welcome, I wonder if they will puff off the right amount. How did they turn out?
Thank you for easy lovely recpie can't wait for MORNING TO GIVE IT A GO.
THANK YOU BORNE APPTIE 😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋
You are very welcome!
What is the amount of you need when made the cream puff tou never said the measurements of flour for the cream puff
All the ingredients are listed in the description box under the video. If you are on a mobile, there is a little triangle in the lower corner right under the video, press that and it reveals the description box. If you are on a computer just scroll down under the video and press "show more" but to answer your question it is 1/2 cup of flour.
Where link
Hello Azhar, look down below the video in the description box. :)
Can you use the same dough to make eclairs?
Absolutely! :)
In The Kitchen With Matt Thank you for the tip, but I had already made cream puffs, but for the filling I did peanut butter whipped cream and chocolate ganache. Mmmmm. Loved the recipe, thanks
mmm yummy!!! :) You are welcome and thank you!
why do you heat it?
great question! this article on the science of choux pastry (which is the basic cream puff part) explains it perfectly! foodcrumbles.com/the-science-of-choux-pastry-in-profiteroles/
Hi, Is there another way if we don't have a piping bag?
Sure, you can use a large plastic freezer bag and just snip the corner off once you fill it. :)
Hi matt! I made cream puffs they were great.. They rose so well But as soon as i got them out of oven, about a couple of seconds later they were flat... Can you tell me reason and guide me to them better... The taste was best though ❤️
Hi there! So glad you gave them a try, the most common reason they go flat is there is still inner moisture in the cream puffs. Right when you take them out, you can pierce them with a bamboo skewer or toothpick which will let out any trapped steam. You can also bake them just a few minutes longer. :)
@@inthekitchenwithmatt thank you soo much ❤️
@@iqrazaheer9785 You are welcome!
Hi Matt I m in problem help meeeee🙏🙏🙏 my Doug is so sticky even can’t hold in paper bag
Hello Amna, the dough is supposed to be sticky. :) Do you have a plastic bag to put it in? And then you can cut the corner off with scissors. Only try half of the dough at a time.
In The Kitchen With Matt main issue is it not maintained its shape after putting dough on butter paper
In The Kitchen With Matt Thank you so much for answer me🥰 so happy to see your reply 😍🇵🇰
@@amnahaqslifechunks7898 You are welcome! :) :) Double check your measurements as well. :) It's hard to say without seeing a picture of it.
In The Kitchen With Matt Ok I will check when I going to make again😊
Why the bottom of my puff got so thin that it will get a hole easily please help😢
the puffs will be thin, it might have been how you piped it. they can be a little finicky, so don't give up after the first try. :)
Thanks matt i will try and suceed😊
@@babielaldinpuii2012 You are welcome! :) :)
Hey Matt can you make donuts
Hi Muhammad! I do have a couple of donut recipe videos already. I will try and make some more in the future. Chocolate donuts - ruclips.net/video/dZWeO_h98Ww/видео.html and pumpkin donuts - ruclips.net/video/FL2bGdrjpzw/видео.html
Looks great. Please add a popup to the video to show flour amount (1/2 c per the recipe link)
Hello Anders, you can no longer do popups on RUclips with text. The ingredients are down in the description of the video and on the recipe link. :)
I liked the recipe but mine turned out to be way too runny , is it because I added A lil bit of flour ?
What part turned out runny? The actual cream puff batter/dough?
I might have missed it...but I don’t recall you stating the amount of flour. I added one cup. I’ve created lumps that won’t mix with the eggs! 👎🏻
Down in the description box you will find the list of the ingredients and the amounts as well as a link to the recipe on my website.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt Thank you.. I'd love to try these
@@MuOmegaMu You are welcome!
the recipe is coming out too watery!! I tried this before and it worked great. I'm doing all the same things, but too watery what am I doing wrong..I've tried three times now and each time the same disappointing results.
Hi Norman, mmm that is weird, mine never comes out watery. That is weird. Rule of thumb is equal parts water to flour. But if it keeps coming out watery, you can try reducing the amount of water by a few tablespoons and see if that helps. :)
@@inthekitchenwithmatt Well maybe that was the problem...I missed how much flour to use. I used one cup of flour to one half cup of water..the dough was great, but then I added the two eggs and it had too much liquid
the results were more flat and cookie-like than puffy eclairs...so I split them cookies up and filled with cream and call them "Muffipuds". I'll take them to the after thanksgiving feast at my sister's. always make lemonade out of lemons!
@@inthekitchenwithmatt could it be the flour?? I used regular flour the first time when it worked...and these last three times, bread flour.
@@nortledorfus Great idea! :)
I just tried this and mine turned out like hard biscuits;(
mmm not sure what might have gone wrong. Are you using metric or American standard cups?
In The Kitchen With Matt
I used American measurements and it was a flop, all in all I ended up eating my hard biscuit with cool whip in the middle because I needed an excuse to eat cool whip lol thank you for your videos. I appreciate you!
lol thanks! mmm I would give it a try again. :) If at first you don't succeed, try try again. haha, if I thin of a reason why it would do that I will let you know, I haven't had that happen to me. Maybe over baked?
How much flour?
1/2 cup of flour (60g), all the ingredients as well as the full recipe is listed down below in the video in the description box. :)
you don't say how much flour.
Hi Norman, down below the video in the description box all of the ingredients and amounts are listed, there is also a link to my website where the full recipe can be printed. :)
Do you know how to cook a steak?
Yep sure do! :) I will do a video on steak some time.
Matt, you failed to let everybody know how much flour to use for the choux pastry! I had to go to someone else’s recipe to get that. Please update your recipe well you can’t now it’s already edited through
This video is super old. With that said, look in the description box, it lists all the ingredients and the amounts. As well as the link to the written recipe on my website. If you are on a computer the description is easy to find it is right under the video. If you are on a mobile, you need to click the triangle in the right corner under the video, which reveals the description box. At any rate, it is 1/2 cup of flour. Choux pastry has equal parts water to flour.
Your flour measurements are off took way more flour than what you had to make the dough
No they are not off, I make this all the time. Most likely you measured something wrong.
Well I made my 1st cream puff and thanks to you they are perfect!!!!! They look picture perfect , so thank you so much:)
Awesome!!!