I don’t know if you really qualify this as a Danish but that is the best way for me to describe the recipe. This is the last recipe I promised to post from my little Tea party. I really wanted to practice my croissant recipe again to get the procedure just right. I thought my original procedure was pretty close but I realized I needed the help of The Husband to roll out the dough. I don’t have enough arm strength to get the dough thin enough. The filling was a basic cream cheese filling topped with a calamansi curd.
Croissant dough
*Roll it out as thin as possible, like 1/8 of an inch.
Cream cheese Filling
1 Package of Cream cheese
1 Egg
1/4 Cup of Sugar
1 Tsp of Vanilla
Just mix all the ingredients until it is smooth.
Calamansi Curd
1/2 Cup of Butter Diced
1 Cup of Sugar
1/2 Cup of Calamansi Juice
5 Eggs (Slightly beaten)
Directions
- Over a double Broiler, mix together the sugar, juice, and butter. Heat until the butter melted.
- Wisk in the eggs and continue to mix until it thickens
- Once it cooked, strain the mixture to remove any chunks.
- Let it cool.
Assemble
- Pre-heat the oven to 350F
- Roll out 3 inch squares of the croissant dough and place into a muffin tin.
- Put a dollop of cream cheese filling than top with the curd.
- Brush the sides with an egg wash.
- Bake for 30 minutes.
- Cool and Serve
Sigh... calamansi... It makes me miss the philippines! When I was walking along the beach in boracay, I saw a sign for a bar that said "home of the calamansi muffin". Of course I had to try one. It was AMAZING. Here is a link to the picture I took after a huge bite: https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/180600_10150175022567524_774117523_8684516_502587_n.jpg
ReplyDeleteI wish I could go back!!
That looks really amazing...danish is always a good way to go
ReplyDeleteI've not heard of this type of danish before, but it looks and sounds wonderulf:)
ReplyDeletegreat idea using calamansi curd for danish. If only I can get some calamansi....
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a perfect tea party dish to me! Yum!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious looking danish...now off to google calamansi...so fun to learn about different foods found across the world :)
ReplyDeleteOooh waahh! Beautiful twist with your danish pastries....love the addition of calamansi=)
ReplyDeleteWonderfully delicious danish with calamansi curd, a scrumptious treat!
ReplyDeleteThe word calamansi evokes such warm memories. Aren't they just so lovely? These little things give out so much scent when squeezed. Your danishes look wonderful!!!. I like the crusty borders and I can just imagine how much I would love that puddle of calamansi curd in the center.
ReplyDeleteIt's a pinoy danish! I can just imagine the sweet-sour flavors of your calamansi custard. Delicious!
ReplyDeleteJoy I had to go look up calamansi juice after reading your post. I read about all the things one can use that sour orange flavor for and now I wish I could try your danish.
ReplyDeleteLaura
Hmmm...These look so wonderfully delicious :D)!
ReplyDeletesounds delicious, I like using calamansi too instead of lemon!
ReplyDeletedelicious looking danish i like the cream cheese filling
ReplyDeletedelicious looking danish i like the cream cheese filling
ReplyDeleteThose are definitely danishes and they are definitely gorgeous. I be they tasted great, too.
ReplyDeleteI've never had calamansi before. This looks and sounds delicious!
ReplyDeleteThese look fantastic! I had to Google 'calamansi' tho, never heard of it.... I'm not in a big citrus area here in backwater France LOL
ReplyDeleteYour pastries look yummy! But I have no idea what calamansi is! Never heard of it before.
ReplyDeleteIf I lived in CA, I'd totally go and make some calamansi danishes! But I'll settle for lemon danishes! Hehe.
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i have no idea what a calamansi is, but these look lovely!
ReplyDeleteThese look like so much fun! I'm glad you still working on you croissant dough technique. You will be a master soon I'm sure, even with a little help from your husband. It's a family affair!! Love it :)
ReplyDeleteI have never tried Calamansi before, but it looks so delicious :)
ReplyDeleteThese do look delicious, though I have to confess never hearing about them before. They would be so good for a nice breakfast, thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI'm rather intimidated by the idea of making croissant dough, but I am loving your calamansi curd recip! At the very least, I will have to make a batch of that, if only to use it as a delicious spread. 8-)
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great sweet roll to me!
ReplyDeletebrilliant danish flavor idea!
ReplyDeletewow joy, i love calamansi-inspired dishes and your calamansi danishes are just perfect! anyways, i just want to tell you that i recently picked eight awards from a fellow Pinoy foodblogger and i thought of you as one of those that i should pass the awards to :) i hope you can drop by and pick them up hehe http://janiscooking.wordpress.com/2011/04/06/creamy-cream-dory-and-fabulous-awards/
ReplyDeleteAnything with calamansi is a winner. I love it!
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