How to Make Tuiles
Preheat the oven to 240ºC/475ºF/gas 9., Place the sugars, flour and salt in a mixing bowl., Blend in the melted butter., Pick up a teaspoon of the batter., Dip a fork into cold water., Place in the oven., Remove from the oven., Set the curved...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Preheat the oven to 240ºC/475ºF/gas 9.
Cover a baking tray (sheet) with parchment paper.
Or, you can butter a tray. -
Step 2: Place the sugars
Add the eggs and whisk together. , If using, add the almonds now. , Place on the baking tray.
Repeat across the tray, leaving plenty of room between each biscuit to spread. , Shake off the water.
Use the back of the fork to press down gently on the batter dollops to help them spread a little. , Bake for around 4 minutes.
The tuiles are ready when the edges turn a golden brown.
The centre should stay white. , While still hot, bend each biscuit over the rolling pin (or a clean bottle).
Biscuits will probably break while you attempt this.
You need to learn the fine timing of leaving the baked biscuits on the tray for a few seconds, then quickly turning them into curled biscuits.
The biscuits can also be pressed into little moulds for different shapes, such as a basket to be filled with berries. , When cooled, they will harden into the curled shape.
Serve with dessert or as a treat filled with whipped cream. -
Step 3: flour and salt in a mixing bowl.
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Step 4: Blend in the melted butter.
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Step 5: Pick up a teaspoon of the batter.
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Step 6: Dip a fork into cold water.
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Step 7: Place in the oven.
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Step 8: Remove from the oven.
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Step 9: Set the curved biscuits aside to cool.
Detailed Guide
Cover a baking tray (sheet) with parchment paper.
Or, you can butter a tray.
Add the eggs and whisk together. , If using, add the almonds now. , Place on the baking tray.
Repeat across the tray, leaving plenty of room between each biscuit to spread. , Shake off the water.
Use the back of the fork to press down gently on the batter dollops to help them spread a little. , Bake for around 4 minutes.
The tuiles are ready when the edges turn a golden brown.
The centre should stay white. , While still hot, bend each biscuit over the rolling pin (or a clean bottle).
Biscuits will probably break while you attempt this.
You need to learn the fine timing of leaving the baked biscuits on the tray for a few seconds, then quickly turning them into curled biscuits.
The biscuits can also be pressed into little moulds for different shapes, such as a basket to be filled with berries. , When cooled, they will harden into the curled shape.
Serve with dessert or as a treat filled with whipped cream.
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