CHOUX PASTRY
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This uses the same method of gelatinisation of the starch as does choux paste, but when the flour is added the paste is used warm to mould pie shapes.
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The moulding is done done by either:
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- hand blocking around traditional wooden blocks, or
- by forming into tins which are hinged or blocked on a pie stamping machine which can be manual, semi or fully automatic.
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A metal dye is heated and the paste is pressed by the hot dye to form the shape of the pie tin, such as individual pork pies. |
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