
This easy recipe, which uses puff pastry and chocolate morsels, can be created in a matter of minutes. I found it in a magazine ad for Pepperidge Farm Puff Pastry Sheets. I adapted it somewhat to suit my taste. It calls for semisweet morsels and pecans, but I combined semisweet morsels, milk chocolate morsels, pecans, and Heath Toffee Bits. Just use whatever sounds good to you. It is very versatile. This is a great dessert to serve to dinner guests! You can assemble them ahead of time and then bake them while your coffee is brewing.
Chocolate Pastry Purses
1 sheet Pepperidge Farm Frozen Puff Pastry
chocolate morsels (milk chocolate, semisweet, or both)
Heath Toffee Bits, if desired
chopped pecans
confectioners sugar
-Thaw pastry for 30 minutes. Preheat oven to 425.
-On a lightly floured surface, roll pastry to a 12" inch square. Cut into four 6-inch squares.
-In the center of each square, place about 1/4 cup morsels and about 1 tbsp pecans.
-Bring the pastry corners together just above the chocolate. Then twist and turn. Fan out the corners.
-Place on a greased baking sheet and bake for 10-15 minutes, or until golden brown. Let stand for about 10 minutes.
-Sprinkle with confectioners sugar and serve warm.
Roll pastry out on a floured surface:

Cut into squares:

Place filling ingredients on top of each square:

Bring pastry corners together and twist and turn:

Place on a greased baking sheet and bake at 425 for 10-15 minutes or until golden brown:

Sprinkle with confectioners sugar and serve warm:

This would also be fabulous with a fruit filling.
6 comments:
Those look easy to make!! I imagine they would be delicious with fruit.... the chocolate and heath bits does sound heavenly.
Thanks Carrie!
MaKenzie and I were shopping at Barnes and Noble last weekend and we stopped in at the coffee shop there. They had a version of these and MaKenzie commented on how "cute" they were and how they looked like little purses. I would have never imagined that they are that easy to make! Thank you for posting this. It will be such a surprise when I make them!
Dianne ;-)
How cute! I love the addition of heath bar. Yum!
I actually made puff pastry today too, but filled mine with vanilla bean pastry cream
I wonder what drizzled chocolate across them would be like? Also, putting a fruit puree underneath them--that would be lovely for me!
You're welcome, Dianne.
Hi Haley, Vanilla bean pastry cream sounds pretty amazing.
Rosie, The drizzled chocolate and the fruit puree (maybe raspberry?) sound yummy. I need to try that next time.
Thanks for the suggestions!
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