Reducing liquids concentrates the flavour, evaporates the water, and makes it thicker, so this step is actually necessary. And don't use a whisk for choux pastry unless you want to break the attachment or burn out your mixer's motor. The whisk is for liquids and the paddle is for thicker batters.
Great demo and recipe! Thank you! Definitely going to try making these!
Reducing liquids concentrates the flavour, evaporates the water, and makes it thicker, so this step is actually necessary. And don't use a whisk for choux pastry unless you want to break the attachment or burn out your mixer's motor. The whisk is for liquids and the paddle is for thicker batters.
So glad I subscribed
Please film more pastrys with star anise/fennel/licorise flavors. 😊
if you bake for how long and what temp?
So a spiced churro?