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Vegetarian mille feuille
Vegetarian mille feuille Mille feuille – fruits of the season and soy milk cream sandwiched between crispy pie pastry. You may find the gentleness of the maple sugar a bit habit-forming. A berry-using sweet that makes you feel happy both to look at and to eat.


Vegetarian mille feuille
Ingredients
Pastry -A: 1 cup whole grain soft wheat flour

B: 2 tablespoons sesame butter, 3 tablespoons grape seed oil, 1/2 cup water, a fraction over 1/2 teaspoon of salt

Soy milk cream -C: 1 cup soy milk, 1.5 teaspoons flaked kanten (agar), 3 tablespoons maple sugar, 1 pinch of salt

D: 1 tablespoon kuzu flour, 1 tablespoon water, 1/2 tablespoon vanilla essence, appropriate amounts of maple sugar and seasonal fruits


[Recipe]
1) Mix the ingredients in B well, sieve A into this, mix by scooping from below. When it is well mixed and thickened, wrap in film and place in the fridge for one hour.

2) Place the ingredients from C into a pot, heat till boiling, then on a low flame simmer, mix and melt for five minutes.

3) Dissolve the kuzu flour in D in water and add slowly to 2), turning off the heat when beginning to thicken and then add the vanilla essence. When this has cooled down a bit, place in the fridge to cool.

4) Sandwich the dough in 1) in film and roll out to a 2mm thickness with a rolling pin.

5) Cut out with a cookie-cutter (any shape you like) and prick several times with a toothpick. Place in the oven pre-heated to 200°C to bake for 10 minutes.

6) Sandwich the soy milk cream from 3) and previously cut fruit between the pastry layers and use a tea strainer to sprinkle on maple sugar.


[Made with the following vegetarian ingredients]
Whole grain soft wheat flour
Tahini sesame butter
Christmas Island salt
Grape seed oil
Whole grain soft wheat flour
Tahini sesame butter
Christmas Island salt
Grape seed oil
Soy Dream (soy milk)
Light and Waves natural water
Kanten (agar) flakes
Yoshino powdered kuzu
Soy Dream (soy milk)
Light and Waves natural water
Kanten (agar) flakes
Yoshino powdered kuzu
Natural vanilla essence
Natural vanilla essence

[Staff comment]
You won't be able to stop eating this!! The pastry and cream look difficult to make, but they are really quite easy. So pretty you could eat it all up!! Also, the cream can be used in many kinds of recipes...

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