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Portuguese Puff Pastry Crust

If you’ve ever had a Portuguese egg tart (or pastel de nata) and thought, “Wow, that crust is insanely flaky,” you’ve tasted Portuguese puff pastry crust. It’s a super thin, layered dough. It puffs up when baked. All those layers make it crispy on the outside. They make it tender on the inside. For frozen baking, we love using it. It holds up so well after freezing and baking from frozen.

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

Why We Rely on This Crust for Frozen Goods

Look, there are lots of pastry crusts out there. But this one? It's made for treats that need to go from freezer to oven. They still come out perfect. When you're selling frozen baked goods-like our ready-to-bake egg tarts or savory turnovers-you need a crust. It won't get soggy. It won't lose its flakiness. This Portuguese puff pastry does that. It's designed to puff up even after being frozen. So customers get that same crispy, layered bite every time.

Products Description

Insanely flaky, every time: Those thin layers of dough separate when baked. So you get a crust. It's crispy on the outside. It's soft inside. Even when you bake it from frozen, it puffs up perfectly.

Holds up to freezing: Most pastries get tough. They lose texture in the freezer. This one stays just as light and crisp after thawing and baking. No weird chewiness.

Versatile for sweet and savory: You can fill it with egg custard for tarts. You can fill it with savory stuff like cheese and ham for appetizers. It works for both. So we use it in tons of products.

Saves time (and hassle): Since it's ready to use in frozen form, we can make batches of tarts or pastries. We freeze them. They're ready for customers to pop in the oven. No need to make pastry from scratch.

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Details

Product Name

Portuguese puff pastry crust

Product Category

Quickly frozen rice and flour products (raw products)

Ingredients

Wheat flour, oil, white sugar, edible salt

Date of Production

August 29, 2024

Shelf Life

8 months

Nutritional Information

Items

Per 100g

25%

Energy

2124 kJ

7%

Protein

4.4g

61%

Fat

36.7g

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Trans fatty acids

0g

14%

Carbohydrates

40.6g

6%

Sodium

124mg

25%

Where You'll Find This Crust in Food

  • Portuguese egg tarts (pastel de nata): The classic! That crispy, flaky crust with creamy custard inside. Our frozen version bakes up just like the fresh ones.
  • Savory turnovers: Fill 'em with spinach, feta, or chicken filling. Freeze 'em. They're a quick, crispy snack when baked.
  • Mini pies or tarts: Small fruit tarts or chocolate tarts use this crust. It's a fancy, flaky base. It's easy to bake from frozen.
  • Breakfast pastries: Imagine a flaky crust filled with maple syrup and bacon. Freeze it. Then bake for a lazy-morning treat.
 

FAQ

Q: Does the crust go soggy if I add wet fillings?

A: Not if you bake it right. The crust's layers are designed to stay crispy. Even with creamy or slightly wet fillings. Just don't overfill. Bake until golden.

Q: Do I need to thaw this crust before baking?

A: Nope! Just take it out of the freezer. Pop it straight into the oven. That's the beauty of it. No waiting around.

Q: How long does it take to bake from frozen?

A: Usually 20–25 minutes at 375°F (190°C). But check the package. The crust should be golden brown and puffed up.

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