At a glance
You're making elegant choux pastry puffs filled with creamy custard and fresh strawberries—a fancy treat that looks restaurant-quality but comes together in about an hour and twenty minutes. The trickiest part is getting the choux dough right by watching it form a ball and pull away from the pan, plus managing your timing since you need to bake the puffs, make the custard, whip the cream, and assemble everything before serving.
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Make the dough
Put the milk, water and butter into a saucepan and bring to a boil. Add the flour, sugar and salt, stirring well until the dough forms a ball that starts pulling away from the bottom and sides of the pan. That's how you know it's ready.
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Beat in the eggs
Transfer the dough to a bowl and let it cool briefly. Then beat in the eggs one at a time, mixing until the dough is smooth and glossy.
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Pipe the shapes
Fill a piping bag fitted with a round tip about 2.5 cm wide and pipe "logs" roughly 8 cm long onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Leave plenty of space between each piece, as the pastry puffs up quite a bit while baking.
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