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Cinnamon Palmiers

Cinnamon Palmiers is a fancy name for left over puff pastry sprinkled with cinnamon sugar and baked.

When I was a child, I recall my father making a similar treat from left over pie dough. This is a great way to use all your puff pastry or pie dough scraps; no matter how small they are.

Spread dough strips with butter and sprinkle with cinnamon sugar

Fold the long edge to the center line

Fold opposite edge to center line also. Then fold in half along the center line.

Cut into finger width slices

Place sliced side up/down on a baking sheet; well spaced

Tips:

Fold carefully!

Use a sharp knife to slice for a clean edge.

Keep your pastry cold for best results.

Line your baking pans with parchment paper to prevent sticking.

If you want some, set some aside because these things disappear quickly!

Cinnamon Palmieres and Tea

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9 comments on “Cinnamon Palmiers

  1. What a cute idea! I can definitely do this. I will have to try soon! Thanks for sharing Chef Pamela

    Every good wish for your Happiness this Holiday Season.

  2. Wonderful photo of the palmieres with tea!

  3. Your palmiers look delicious – definitely need to try them :D

    Cheers
    Choc Chip Uru

    • Cheers to you too! They are quite good if you include raisins or dried cranberries and almonds or pecans too.
      For some reason I always think about my Dad when I make and eat these.
      Hope you enjoy them!

  4. I’ve a major weakness for these. You just need say the phrase, “puff pastry” and I start getting heart palpitations. D-lish!

    • Puff pastry can be dangerous stuff! Whenever I am in the same room with it, it jumps straight into my mouth.
      We dropped some into the fryer in school yesterday. That puff pastry became lethal, imagine fried puff pastry, warm with cinnamon sugar. . . no hope for a diet with this stuff around!

  5. these look terrific! anything with cinnamon and i’m there! :) these will be perfect when people come around – will definitely give them a go! :)

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