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Strawberry Millefeuille & A $60 Shopping Credit Giveaway


Today, I am posting an easy and yet elegant dessert recipe called Strawberry Millefeuille. It’s a traditional dessert made by layering puff pastry with fresh whipped cream and you can fill it with your favorite fruits. Making the fresh whipped cream for this dessert is so much easier if you use a portable hand mixer. Well, if you do not have one in your kitchen, the kind folks at CSN Stores have generously agreed to giveaway a $60 online store credit which you can use to purchase one from them. They have a wide selection of products on their websites, it ranges from kitchen tools, baby toys, gadgets, office desks, to even barstools!

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ONLY ONE LUCKY WINNER WILL BE SELECTED TO WIN THE $60 CSN STORES’ ONLINE SHOPPING CREDIT.

The lucky winner will be chosen at random via Random.org generator and an announcement will be made on April 20th 2010.

Each reader is allowed to post up to a maximum of 3 entries for this giveaway. It is very simple, just participate by responding to the following:

1. If strawberry is not your favorite choice of fruit for the Millefeuille, then what would be your other preferred choices?

2. Follow Seasaltwithfood on Twitter and leave your Twitter name.

3. Tweet this giveaway and leave the link – Please tweet: CSN Stores $60 Online Shopping Credit Giveaway! http://www.seasaltwithfood.com/2010/04/strawberry-millefeuille-60-shopping.html # Giveaway

Registration for this giveaway will commence on April 9th 2010 and will end on April 18th 2010 at 11:59 PM PST. Open to all U.S./Canada residents, 18 and older only.

Well, please remember to leave your email address in your entries, or please ensure your profile is public. Good luck to all my valued readers!


Recipe adapted from Williams-Sonoma Cooking for Friends by Alison Attenborough and Jamie Kimm

Strawberry Millefeuille
(Printable Recipe)

Ingredients

1 Sheet Puff Pastry (1/2 package), thawed according to package instructions and unfolded
1 Egg, lightly beaten
1 ½ Cups Thinly Sliced Strawberries
Juice of ½ Lemon
1 Tbsp Granulated Sugar
1 Cup Heavy Cream
Confectioner’s sugar for dusting

Method

Preheat the oven to 375˚F.

On a lightly floured board, roll out the pastry sheet to ¼ inch thickness. Cut in half lengthwise. Transfer the 2 rectangles to a rimmed baking sheet. Prick them evenly all over with a fork and brush with the beaten egg. Bake until the pastry is puffed and golden, about 20 minutes.

Meanwhile, in a bowl, stir together the strawberries, lemon juice and sugar. Set aside.

In another bowl, using a whisk, whip the cream until soft peaks form.

Using a serrated knife, slice 1 rectangle horizontally to create 2 layers. Use the uncut rectangle as the base. Top with half of the whipped cream and 1/3 of the strawberries. Repeat with the remaining ingredients to create 2 more layers, finishing with just strawberries. Dust with confectioners’ sugar just before serving

Serves 6

Comments

  1. I would love to win a hand mixer! I feel like its something everyone should have, but I somehow don't... and I dont' always feel like dirtying the kitchen aid.

    I'd stick with the traditional strawberries with this. Such a classic paired with cream. Although banana might be interesting too.

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  3. Strawberry would be my favorite choice of fruit for the Millefeuille but i would also use peaches

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  4. Following Seasaltwithfood on Twitter 86_angel
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  7. Although I love strawberries, another option could be peaches or black/blueberries

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  8. I follow you on twitter! (@KMSchrier)

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  9. your strawberry millefeuille looks stunning!!

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  10. My mouth is watering! Strawberry would be my choice!

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  11. I'd love to try a raspberry millefeuille!

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  12. CSN Stores $60 Online Shopping Credit Giveaway! http://www.seasaltwithfood.com/2010/04/strawberry-millefeuille-60-shopping.html # Giveaway

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  13. I would definitely stick with the strawberry...looks delicious!

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  14. I follow you on Twitter @mami2jcn


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  15. My other preferred choice would be mango or blueberries
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  16. So we have to follow you on Twitter to participate in this contest or is it an option?

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  17. @Anonymous: Not necessary, you are allowed to post up to a maximum of 3 entries.

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  18. Raspberry would be my choice of fruit

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  20. http://twitter.com/sweetmamabrady/status/11905105104

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  21. I follow you on twitter!
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  22. I tweeted about this giveaway!
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  23. I think Strawberry would be perfect for this desert however maybe raspberries or I wonder what pineapple and coconut would be like..... :)

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  24. I'm following you and have tweeted the giveaway as well! Love your recipes, BTW, I've been reading for a while now!

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  25. Oh, and I adore strawberries, so that would be my fruit of choice

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  26. Although I do wonder how a caramel/pear combination would taste...

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  27. Raspberry or peaches!!!! nom nom nom, yum!

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  28. this looks delicious, but..

    1. If strawberry is not your favorite choice of fruit for the Millefeuille, then what would be your other preferred choices?

    i think i might use mango, mangoes are coming back to season soon (enough)!

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  29. I think that really ripe peaches would be delicious in this dessert!

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  31. Strawberries would definitely be my first choice, but peaches would be REALLY good, too!

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  32. Kiwi would be good too!

    KY

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  33. Strawberry would be my favorite choice of fruit for the Millefeuille.

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  34. If it's not strawberries, I will make this with mango.

    KY

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  35. I am following you on twitter (amt946)

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  36. This dessert reminds me of something I had before in KL - strudels. They were also made with layers of puff pastry, cream and fruits. Apple strudels were great.

    KY

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  37. I Tweeted. http://twitter.com/amt946/status/11917860780

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  38. I'd prefer blackberries or raspberries, myself. Looks lovely, nonetheless.

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  39. Oh man - I would love this with strawberries, but with the addition of lemon curd. Yum!!

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  41. I'm now following you on Twitter - @wanderluck

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  42. Philippine or Thai mangoes, of course! Or actually, I would make an avocado-whipped cream filling, no actual pieces of fruit required. =)

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  43. Blueberry or raspberry. Beautiful dessert!

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  44. Came here through StumbleUpon and am i glad i stumbled upon here or what! Love your blog! This classic napolean is best with strawberries. I am following your blog and also favorited on StumbleUpon. On to follow you on twitter - @scATmirchmasala

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  45. Definitely blueberries - they are my favorite fruit! :)

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  49. I would also prefer strawberries.
    Strawberries & Cream Cheese go hand in hand! =]
    Sounds Delicious!
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  50. Peaches would be great choice.

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  51. and now i follow you on twitter! (mstav517)

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  52. strawberries are great, but i lovveee blackberries

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  53. I would love to try a blackberry or raspberry millefeuille :)

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  54. I'm already following you on twitter. @thetinyfig

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  55. Raspberries or blueberries would be good. Personally, I prefer mine with just custard and no fruit.

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  56. I would love to make this with kiwi!

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  57. So easy and elegant ... good enuf reason to always keep some frozen puff pastry around!

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  58. I would use blackberries
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  59. This not only sounds delicious it looks like a work of art!

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  60. I wonder how it would taste with currants...

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  61. A mango millefeuille sounds mighty delicious. I think I'll try it sometimes!

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  62. I love love love peaches, more so than strawberries. =)

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  63. I would like to try this with either mango or dragonfruit.
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  64. I'm following on twitter.
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  65. posted my tweet!
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  66. As the heat starts mountain down South, peaches would probably be my go-to!

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  67. I would like strawberry on mine. It would be like a flaky strawberry shortcake!! Yours looks perfect!!

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  68. The strawberry one looks delicious.

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  69. If not strawberries, then definitely raspberries. Even though they're similar in color, they're so different in taste and texture that you could have a completely different (but equally delicious!) millefeuille experience! Mmmm...

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  70. And a tweet, too!

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  71. Strawberries would actually be my first choice! But if I didn't have straweberries, I'd go with blueberries... yum!

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  73. I would choose Strawberry. It looks amazing!

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  74. I would use either fresh blackberries or blueberries
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  76. Tweet:
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  77. This millefeuille is BEAUTIFUL! If not strawberries, I'd pick fresh raspberries for sure! Mmm...
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  80. Although I do enjoy strawberries, I think I might enjoy blueberries even more.
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  83. I have never had Millefeuille, but I imagine raspberry would also be yummy.

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  84. i would love strawberries and blueberries...=)
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  85. Following on Twitter (atlantagalknows)

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  86. Mmm... strawberry all the way! If not strawberry, perhaps blueberries?

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  87. Tweeted: http://twitter.com/atlantagalknows/status/12358950125

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  88. I love pineapple, maybe that would be good.
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  89. I tweeted -
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  90. I think it would be lovely with thinly sliced peaches!
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  91. OMG this dessert looks amazing! I'd like the strawberry, but a Millefeuille (I have to admit I've never heard of these until reading this post) with Lemon Curd and Raspberries sounds great to me. I love lemon desserts.

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  95. My other choices would be peach and blueberry!

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