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Chocolate Twist Recipe (With Custard)

October 9, 2022 by Michelle
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Puff Pastry Chocolate Twists

Chocolate twists or shall I say chocolate torsades, a delicious puff pastry recipe packed with chocolate chips and creamy custard. It’s very easy to make and ready in only 30 minutes.

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Chocolate Twist

Who doesn’t love the smell of freshly baked pastries? I certainly do, especially when its homemade chocolate twists! It’s the perfect way to start the day and a recipe I’m sure you’ll want to keep forever.

I make it with ready-made puff pastry and shop-bought custard. So, when I say this recipe is quick and easy, it definitely is! The taste is sweet and buttery and the texture is flaky and soft too.

I can’t wait for you to try my chocolate twist recipe, you only need four ingredients to make it. I pretty much guarantee that it will go down well, it always does in my house!

Puff pastry chocolate twists

Chocolate Torsades

This recipe is called a chocolate torsades in French, though I (and most of the UK) call it a chocolate twist. It’s pretty much the same thing, custard and chocolate chips are twisted in puff pastry and baked until beautifully golden brown.

Traditionally, they’re made with a vanilla pastry cream but I use custard as it’s easier and saves me a lot of time. Not only is it great for breakfast, but I also like to have it for brunch or to eat beside a nice hot coffee.

Do I Have To Make My Own Pastry?

Nope! Making homemade puff pastry is a great skill, but I like to make this treat in a matter of minutes especially when I’m hungry.

I like using ready-made puff pastry that is pre-rolled in parchment paper. You can buy a block of puff pastry but make sure you roll it out evenly before starting this recipe.

Puff pastry chocolate twist

Chocolate Twist Recipe Ingredients

You’ll need the 4 ingredients I’ve listed below:

  • Puff Pastry: I used ready-made puff pastry.
  • Chocolate Chips: I used milk chocolate chips; you could use chocolate chunks (they’re bigger in size). Dark chocolate is a great alternative.
  • Custard: Fresh custard or instant custard powder is fine to use.
  • Egg: Used to egg wash the pastry for a beautiful golden-brown colour.

How To Make Chocolate Twists With Puff Pastry

Here’s a guide on how I make chocolate custard twists. You can get the full recipe instructions on the recipe card below:

Step One:

Rolled out puff pastry

I start by preheating my oven and lining my baking tray with parchment paper. If I’m using custard powder, I mix that with hot water to create my custard mix.

I unroll the thawed puff pastry sheet and leave it on the parchment paper that comes with it.

Step Two:

Chocolate chips on puff pastry

I spread the custard evenly on top of the pastry until all sides are coated, then sprinkle the chocolate chips on top.

Step Three:

Puff pastry sheet folded over

Next I take one end of the pastry (from the longest width) and fold the pastry in half. I gently press the