Yesterday i was reading through the Bourke street bakery book-the ultimate baking companion ( Christmas gift from my two lovely blogger friends Jane and Helena) and try to understand the tedious steps on how to make my own bread starter, also admiring the beautiful croissant in the book. After i spent quite some time and i still don't quite understand how to make the starter ^_^, so i gave it up and continue flipping thru the book and this chicken and bacon rolls was caught my attention. So i decided to make this for today lunch.
The original recipe call to prepare own puff pastry, but i use the store-bought puff pastry since i have one packet in the freezer for longer time. Anyway, next time i must try to make my own puff pastry.
This roll is really yummy, crispy skin and nice savoury filling, you have to try this!
Chicken and Bacon puff rolls
(recipe source: Largely adapted from Bourke Street Bakery book-the ultimate baking companion)
*makes 8 rolls
50g bacon, chopped (or replace with chicken ham)
1 big onion, chopped
2 garlic, chopped
250g minced chicken
10g bread crumbs
1/2tsp salt or to taste
A dash of white pepper
some chopped spring onion
8 sheets of store-bought puff pastry , 4”x4”
Egg wash (mix 1 egg with 1tbsp milk and a pinch of salt)
Sesame seeds, for sprinkling
Method
1. Pre-heated oven to 200c.
2. Heat up 1tbsp olive oil in a pan, sauté garlic and onion till aroma.
3. Add in bacon, continue stir till brown and fragrant. Set aside to cool.
4. Mix minced chicken, bacon mixture, bread crumbs, chopped spring onion, salt and pepper in a mixing bowl. Blend and stir the mixture in one direction until the meat becomes gluey.
5. Slightly roll store-bought puff pastry to 4”x4”, place some filling on the pastry, firmly fold the pastry over, pressing to enclose the roll tightly.
6. Place on the tray, seam side down, brush the tops with egg wash and sprinkle sesame seeds.
7. Reduce the oven temperature to 190c and bake for 30mins or until golden brown.
Wow...these looks extremely delicious!!
ReplyDeletei took one for high tea,thanks~^^
ReplyDeleteGreat to have this for tea. Very nicely done.
ReplyDelete我都流口水了
ReplyDelete看起来好好吃啊
找一天我要做来吃
Hi Sonia, how come there is something red red in the filing? Do you put any chili? Agnes
ReplyDeleteAgnes, no, i did not add chili, that should be the chicken meat turned brown after baked.
ReplyDeleteSonia,these rolls looks yummy! I have a massive bag of ready made puff pastry in my fridge, really should do something abt it. This is an good idea to get rid of them...hehe..
ReplyDeletewo mao makan ini ~ sedapnya ! :) :)
ReplyDeleteIs nice to serve during tea time ;)
ReplyDeleteI love his recipes!!! It's awesome! I don't have the time to make puff pastry so I use store bought ones all the time.. haha. time poor but hey it works!
ReplyDeleteLove this recipe definitely on my 'to do' list. Thanks Diane
ReplyDeleteThink I'll do the same, store bought ones are way easier! These rolls do look yummilious!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting filling. Your puff are looking good !
ReplyDeleteone of my favorite rolls from bourke street! you should try the pork and fennel too! love how you have made it fast and simple with your substitutions :)
ReplyDeletecan see the juicy filling in the rolls! Yum!
ReplyDeleteThese roll looks so yummy.
ReplyDeletethanks your recipe^^
superb ,puffed up..tempting tea time snack!!
ReplyDeleteErivum Puliyum
erm , under the method note no2 , i think is suppose to be saute onion n garlic till aroma . ^^
ReplyDeleteNice rolls with that puffy and delicious filling in it :)
ReplyDeleteSure look delicious! I couldn't resist this.
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ReplyDeleteHow do you make your puff pastry behave so well and so neat? These are beautiful! Mine would puff up all over the place :D
ReplyDeleteOmg I can easily eat 10 of those! I heard about the cookbook too, must have a look the next time I visit a bookshop
ReplyDeleteThose look so good...and anything wrapped in puff pastry is delicious.
ReplyDeleteWait, did you just say store bought puff pastry? I'm IN!!!! I'm glad your recipe doesn't include one from scratch..hehee. I can follow this. Thanks Sonia! These look delicious and I bet kids will love them!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious, I need to add one more item in my shopping list - puff pastry..hehe
ReplyDeleteLooks very professional...
ReplyDeleteThese looks really really delicious ! I could use some right now ;D
ReplyDeleteI made something similar before, with a mix of ground meat though. They are really delicious.
ReplyDeleteThat looks really delicious! Making own puff pastry is very tedious to me so store bought is fine lol!
ReplyDeleteThese look fantastic! So flaky and delicious and such a flavorful filling, yummy :)
ReplyDeleteOMG Sonia thes look so perfect!!! I love them
ReplyDeletepuff is always my tea time favourite...yours look so superb, sonia...:)
ReplyDeleteSonia, I haven't had puff pastry for a long long time already. You're making me salivate. Wish I can have some of yours right now. Yummmm...
ReplyDeleteHope you're having a lovely weekend.
Kristy
I'm so hungry I could eat all of them.
ReplyDeleteDélicieux. Je note.
ReplyDeleteA très bientôt
These look wonderful and I love the idea of making them for a quick and easy lunch!
ReplyDeleteohmygosh those look amazing! i love wrapping everything in puff pastry:P
ReplyDeleteSonia, this looks so delicious! Bourke St Bakery is also very famous for their pork & fennel rolls, everytime when I visited their bakery, we would surely buy the pork & fennel rolls.
ReplyDeleteI have a pack of ready-made pastry, only having the idea to wrap it with tuna/sardine.
ReplyDeleteNow I have more choices, reading from your entry here :D
Those look so good...and anything wrapped in puff pastry is delicious.
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