Simple Coconut & Jam Pastries
Have you meet my wee boy yet?
My wee boy loves to bake.
Today we decided to make some simple pastries along the lines of our pinwheels, but this time a sweet version.
He filled the pastries with jam, desiccated coconut and some mixed dried fruit.
They were such a treat and he loved making them.
Scroll down for step-by-step photos.
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Super simple recipe
As you can see these fruit pastries are super simple to make.
If a toddler can make them, then anyone can.
I hope you try them.
Serve them cold as a snack or hot with custard as a pudding.
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Update 2024
It's been happening for a while, items like pastry are reduced in size and increased in price.
So do be aware when making pastry recipes you find online, you may find you have too much filling or not enough pastry.
This recipe is quite forgiving, but just be aware.
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Simple Coconut & Jam Pastries
These sweet pastries are so simple to make and utterly delicious.
Ingredients
- 320g ready rolled puff pastry
- 4 heaped tbsp strawberry jam
- 4 tbsp desiccated coconut
- 1 small cup mixed fruit
Instructions
1. Preheat oven at 190c /170c fan /gas mark 5.2. Take the pastry out of the fridge 10 minutes before you plan to start.3. Carefully unroll the pastry.4. Spoon the jam over the pastry and spread evenly,5. Sprinkle fruit across the jam layer.6. Finish off with a layer of coconut.7. Roll the pastry up and wrap in the original paper, then pop it in the fridge for 30 minutes to chill.8. Slice and place circles of pastry on lined baking trays. Leave a little space between each pastry.9. Bake for 7 - 10 minutes until golden.10. Dust with icing sugar and enjoy while still warm.
Details
Total time: Yield: 16 pastries (depending on size)
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I will tell Cooper you like his pastries.
The boy is a genius! Send him round to do some baking for me please.
ReplyDeleteThanks Janice. I may start hiring him out soon, haha :D
DeleteYou've given me an idea Cooper, when I have some leftover pasty instead of savoury pinwheels I'm going to make some sweet mini ones just like yours (but without the coconut:-)! I look forward to your next recipe Cooper!
ReplyDeleteHow can you not like coconut Camilla? I will pass on your thanks to Cooper :)
DeleteI LOVE it when Cooper bakes:D
ReplyDeleteMe too Val :)
DeleteWhat a lovely cutie pie!!! and GREAT pastries :))
ReplyDeleteMary x
Thanks Mary :)
DeleteAWWWW he's adorable! He's going to be a heartbreaker when he grows up, esp if he can cook too! Pastries look liek a great fun idea!
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Thanks Anu :)
Deletelook at that happy bakers face - a star in the making :o)
ReplyDeleteHe is happy when he's baking, mind you he is a happy wee boy in general. He wakes up in the morning smiling. I wish I did.
DeleteHe is so cute Jacs!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tandy :)
DeleteClever little duck! I love those pastries :)
ReplyDeleteNot much is cuter than pastries, but Cooper sure is. You are going to need to start a fan club for him, Donny Osmond-stylee!
ReplyDeletehe is such a star - love these wee snacks - just my sort of thing - have a great jam I could use if only I could stop E and sylvia eating it on oatcakes
ReplyDeleteThey look yummy! Well done Cooper! xoxo
ReplyDeleteLove these simple pastries! Can't go wrong with jam! And your cooking partner is so cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks very much for entering the Range cookers competition - it's lovely to see your son so involved in the baking. We love your entry ;-)
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