Mascarpone Cream Puffs
Mascarpone Cream Puffs is a dessert recipe ready in 1 h 15 min. It makes 6 servings, each 620 kcal with 9 g protein. Expert level, 10 ingredients.
Recipe by @anayet_vanille, adapted and measured by Cookpath.
- 1 h 15 mintotal
- Expertlevel
- 620kcal a serving
- 9 gprotein
What is Mascarpone Cream Puffs
Choux pastry rosettes baked until puffed, filled with whipped cream and mascarpone and dusted with icing sugar.
- Sweets · Eggs
- Baking
- Eggs
How to make Mascarpone Cream Puffs
Tips from the cook
- Keep stirring the dough over the heat until it comes away from the pan, as that dries it out enough to puff.
- Beat in the eggs gradually, and stop when the paste is thick and glossy.
- Leave space between the rosettes, as they grow in the oven.
- Cool the puffs completely before cutting and filling.
- Fill just before serving, so the puffs stay crisp.
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Mascarpone Cream Puffs substitutions
Out of something, or cooking around an allergy. Each swap was checked against a source.
Butter2 options
- Vegan/dairy-free butter block 1:1 by weight
Soft tub margarine fails in pastry and cheesecake base.
- Olive oil use about 3/4 as much by volume
Not for creaming or pastry; base goes oily.
Flour1 option
- Gluten-free plain flour blend (rice/potato/tapioca) 1:1 by weight
Pizza dough needs extra water and binder.
Eggs1 option
- Flax egg or aquafaba (baking only) per egg (flax: 1 tbsp + 3 tbsp water; aquafaba 3 tbsp)
Not in shakshuka, omelette, Caesar.
Heavy cream2 options
- Oat cooking cream (GF-labelled) or soy cream 1:1
Does not whip.
Still contains soy.
- Coconut cream (top layer of can) 1:1
Coconut flavour.
Mascarpone2 options
- Full-fat cream cheese loosened with a splash of milk or cream 1:1 by weight
Slightly tangier.
Still contains dairy.
- Plant-based cream cheese (check label) 1:1
Many are nut- or soy-based; can split when boiled.
Still contains soy and tree nuts.





