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Tips from professional Chef Tallyrand:

Tallyrand Food and Cooking Tips

Food tip on working with Tuile

  • As they must be moulded while still warm it is best to bake no more than two at a time.
  • Watch the first batch closely while baking, to determine the approximate time needed to bake the tuiles without going beyond a pale golden colour and drying them out (they will not mould once crisp)
  • Have your mould ready when you remove the tuiles from the oven, so you can work quickly before they crispen
  • As the tuiles cool they will become stiff and hold the shape of the mould.
  • They are best stored in an airtight container, if not required for immediate use as they wilt easily when exposed to humidity (but can be crispened up again in a warm oven)

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Published 28 May 2001