Scraps from puff pastry sheets
Sauce - I used tomato and bbq combined
Grated cheese
Mixed dried herbs.
Flour
Flour your kitchen bench then knead the pastry until it forms a ball.
Using a rolling pin ( or your hands ), roll out the puff pastry until it resembles an oblong that's a few millimetres thick. It might be a bit tough to work with. When this happened, I gave the pastry a 5 minute rest then continued rolling.
Spread the sauce over the pastry leaving 1 centremetre around the edges.
Sprinkle the herbs over the sauce and add the grated cheese still leaving an edge.
Roll the pastry lengthwise into a long log.
Cut the log into 2 - 3 centremetre pieces and place onto a lined baking tray.
Pinch the outer edge of the scroll to secure.
Cook at 180 degrees Celsius for approx, 20 minutes.
From the freezer |
Fresh out of the oven |
Pizza toppings just before rolling. |
Looks delic!
ReplyDeleteYummy, Wendy! Mimi xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Wendy,
ReplyDeleteI have heaps of pastry leftovers in the freezer so I'll be making some of these for sure, thanks, xxx
Maureen
Ooo these look nice! thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteDitto - pastry scraps always get used in our kitchen in much the same way.
ReplyDeleteI'm in the USA and have a question. Pastry- do you mean the same as pie crust or pie shell?
ReplyDeleteThey look delicious!
Thank you
Hi Rhonda. It's puff pastry I use for making meat pies. Not short crust pastry which is used in dessert pies.
DeleteIn Australia puff pastry comes in packets of six square sheets.
Thank you Wendy. Puff pastry is not used as much in the US. I have had it before and know what it is and will look for it the next time I shop at a big store.
DeleteThanks Wendy!
ReplyDeleteI ended up making little custard tarts with my leftover puff pastry scraps the other week. Next time we will try these scrolls. They look yum.
Peach