Coffee Pastry Cream, an amazing Italian filling for cakes or pies, made with strong coffee, fresh cream, eggs and milk. Quick and Easy. The best Pastry Cream.
Tasty Creation – Coffee Pastry Cream quick and easy to make.
This month our little group of 4 amazing bloggers (haha including myself) are back and this time we are sharing recipes using almost everybody’s favourite …. Coffee.
Last month we shared our love for Chocolate, which I must say was my favourite, and now it’s coffee’s turn.
I have to tell you I actually came up with a couple of coffee recipes but decided to share Coffee Pastry Cream, because I have an amazing dessert you can make with this Pastry Cream coming up.
I am starting to adore Italian Cream, no more lumpy cream for me. Smooth and Creamy as an Italian Bakery.
I thought since we are on the subject of Pastry Cream I would like to share with you my list on how to make the Perfect Pastry Cream.
- Use only egg yolks.
- Always stir.
- Mix dry ingredients before turning on the heat.
- Heat the (liquids) milk and cream (if using cream) until hot but do not boil, (unless you are making my other Pastry Cream without cream).
- Make sure you have 15-20 minutes of non interrupted stirring time, don’t stop stirring!
- Immediately place thickened cream in a clean bowl, cover with plastic wrap, make sure it touches the Pastry Cream.
- Let Pastry Cream cool to room temperature and then refrigerate.
And maybe one of the biggest tips Don’t throw away those egg whites, make some Lingue Di Gatto or even some Meringue Cookies or how about a nice light omelet?
- 1/4 cup + 2 tablespoons milk 90 ml
- 1/4 cup + 2 tablespoons cream 90 ml
- 2 egg yolks
- 3 1/2 tablespoons strong coffee 50 grams
- 1 1/2 tablespoons flour 13 grams
- 1/4 cup sugar 56.25 grams
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Heat the milk, cream and coffee until hot but do not boil, let cool to warm.
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In a medium pot add egg yolks and sugar whisk to combine, whisk in flour, place over low heat add warm milk mixture and continue whisking (don't stop until very thick). Pour into a clean bowl cover with plastic wrap and let cool to room temperature and refrigerate for at least 2 hours. Enjoy!
Welcome to this month’s Taste Creations Blog Hop where we will be sharing recipes using Coffee! The Taste Creations Blog Hop happens on the 1st Monday of Every Month!
Every month, myself and 3 other bloggers challenge ourselves to make something with a chosen ingredient.
We are excited to be on this journey together so please check out their Coffee posts below!
Lauren – Tiramisu Cupcakes
Terri – Coffee Geleè
Nikki – Cappuccino Blondies
Rosemary – Coffee Pastry Cream
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Rose says
How much of the 1 cup of coffee pastry cream constitutes a serving…685 calories per serving seems high unless each serving is the entire cup.
Rosemary says
Hi Rose, the amount of calories is for the whole cup, so you would just divide it by how many servings you are using it for. Hope that helps.
Lori says
The coffee in the recipe…is it ground coffee or brewed coffee?
Rosemary says
Hi Lori it’s strong brewed coffee. Hope that helps. 🙂
Karen says
Sounds delicious and perfect to creat a tiramisu flavor!
Rosemary says
Thanks Karen sounds good to me! Have a great weekend.
Lucy says
Oh my gosh, I was literally just looking up recipes for Boston cream pie this morning. This coffee pastry cream would be amazing in the middle! Definitely going to try this soon!
Rosemary says
Hi Lucy, thanks, and wow that would be a great dessert.
Kristen @A Mind Full MOm says
Oh the options are endless as to what to do with this coffee cream. I love it!
Rosemary says
Hi Kristen, haha thanks so many pasta dishes.
Nikki from Tikkido says
Holy cow, this sounds AMAZING. I love real pastry cream, and I love coffee flavored things. You’re a genius.
Rosemary says
Hi Nikki, haha thanks, it’s really quite delicate and tasted amazing. (if I do say so myself 🙂 )
Lauren says
I’ve never heard of coffee pastry cream before! I love pastries, though, so I’d be willing to try this! (I am actually not a huge coffee fan, but actually enjoy a coffee flavor when it’s used to flavor desserts, etc.) It’s been fun participating in this blog hop with you!
Rosemary says
Hi Lauren, thanks and yes it has been fun, hope you try the cream.