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02 November 2009

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Peter G

Wow! Love these! the ricotta filling sounds delish...

VeggieGirl

So delicate-looking and delicious!

vincent

Bonjour !!!! It is so...how can i say...my anglish is not too good...so irresitible !!! the pastry looks so good...i really would like to be neer you when your are cooking because everything that you do is so wonderfull !!! i am sure that i would learn a lot whit you !!!!
Kisss !!!
Vincent.

liz Kirby

These were the most delicious pastries I have ever eaten. Thanks Syrie!
Liz

bedroom dresser

The filling sounds delicious! I guess it is okay if I use other kinds of berries for the filling.

Marc @ NoRecipes

Making puff pastry is on my list of things to learn. I wish we could get stuff that looks this good at the store here!

Lorraine @NotQuiteNigella

I love making my own puff pastry :D I must try some Careme puff to see how it compares! :)

Manggy

If you can find a good brand like Careme, I'm convinced you won't need to make it except for learning purposes-- but then again, it's too hot to make puff pastry here.
Anyway, I am totally hungry for these-- the tart berries and the sweet-slightly salty ricotta are a great pair!

Christie @ Fig&Cherry

Fantastic! I adore ricotta with berries. I can't wait to get back to Sydney and eat all the Summer fruit!

Natalie

So lovely, absolutely lovely!

Sophie

MMMMMMMMMMMMMM,....these filled pastries look so fab to me!! How can you go wrong with berries & ricotta???

mycookinghut

Looks beautiful and yummy! I don't mind to have 1 or 2 for breakfast! :)

Julia @ Mélanger

I have eaten Careme before. It's pretty good. But homemade is so much better. It is very time consuming, as you say, but I had good success with a recipe recently - from the Roux baking book.
http://melanger.wordpress.com/2009/08/09/tarte-tatin-feuilletage-jean-millet/

It's not something I'll make again for a while - it's approaching summer (too hard), and my poor palms are still recovering from all that rolling.

But I would have to say, it's worth the effort. And mine may not have been perfect because I'm way from being professional!

Chris

These look so good. I love pastries, especially with berries and ricotta. Thanks for the post and the recipe.

pigpigscorner

They are beautiful!

Magda Loin

Oooh!!! The puffy puffy puff puff pastry is so yummy it makes me want to dicky dicky!!! Weeeeeee!!!!!!

Budding Chef

Looked tasty but I lacked puff pastry , lemons or ricotta so tried filo, yougurt and orange. Was not a great success but edible, the sugar helps. So ready to try again with right ingredients but now 35" and do not want the oven, so will have to wait until the cool of the evening.

Jake

Great recipe, it makes me hungry and love your blog.

Budding Chef

Tried again with much more success, but looked a little dull. When do you add the glaze, paint on before putting in oven?

Gloria Aghaulor

Hey guys,

My name is Gloria Aghaulor, and I am a senior at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. I am working on a team for an entrepreneurship class that is
developing a business plan for our venture which would seek to enter the food business. Given your food experience, we were hoping we could get your
opinions on our proposed venture.

Our venture, Momma's Kitchen, would be an online marketplace for small private dinner parties. Potential hosts could post their availability, menu and prices; and guests looking for a home-cooked meal or a unique
dining experience could make reservation requests and pay hosts directly via the website. Guests and hosts alike would have profiles including past user feedback so that both parties could determine if they would
feel comfortable dining with each other.
What do you think about this idea for a potential venture? Mainly, do you think the food enthusiast community would respond well to such a service? If you could quickly take our 4 question survey, we would REALLY appreciate it. http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dGo2NFNGWU01Tm53YXExNkpRRGNxM1E6MA

I really hope you don't mind this post.

Thanks so much!

tramadol

This is very adorable! Looks so delicious! I think this would be perfect for the coming Christmas season! Thanks for this outstanding recipe!

Melissa Peterman

Hi there! I recently stumbled across your blog, I work for Foodista.com and I not sure if you have heard but we just announced a call for submissions for a food blogger cookbook contest this week!
For the next three months, food bloggers can submit their photography, writings, and original recipes to Foodista.com. The public can view all submissions on the website and vote for their favorites. That feedback and editors at both Andrews McMeel Publishing and Foodista.com will determine 100 entries chosen for inclusion in "The Foodista Best of Food Blogs Cookbook." More info available here: http://www.foodista.com/blogbook.
You should totally enter your post on Berry and Ricotta Danishes! It’s creative and original.
Good Luck!
You've got a great blog- and a great chance to win.

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diba

hi,i recently found these recipes,its wonderfull.i salute you,who made these.execellent looking and ommmmmmm yummy.even i am trying to loose weight but i cant control.lol best wishes!

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