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Anneka ManningAbstract
You can't go past the flavour of homemade all-butter puff pastry.
Also known as mille feuilles (meaning a ‘thousand layers’) in French, you’ll find that most commercial-made puff pastries use margarine and other vegetable fats, and because they have a higher melting point than butter they make the pastry rise more spectacularly. However, the flavour of a home-made version using good-quality unsalted butter you’ll find far outweighs this.
Use to make these chai-spiced custard tarts.