2 Ingredient Nutella Palmiers
Who knew that these adorable Nutella Palmiers require just two store cupboard staples to make! Read on to find out just how easy it is to make them!
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Lazy Sunday morning recipes
If you’re the type of person who likes to spend Sunday morning with sun streaming through the windows, a cup of tea or coffee in hand and something sweet to eat then this recipe is for you.
This recipe is so easy you can make it even while you’re half asleep before crawling back to bed to snuggle up and enjoy your pastry with a hot drink.
How to make Nutella Palmiers
You’ve probably guessed it by now but the 2 ingredients you need to make this recipe are Nutella and ready rolled puff pastry. That is it! A cup of coffee and a dusting of icing are delicious extras but these Nutella Palmiers are incredibly moreish without the extra frills and fuss.
There are just a few simple steps:
- Roll out the pastry and spread the Nutella all over.
- Gently mark where the centre of the pastry is along one of the edges being mindful not to cut it all the way through. This should be a guideline only.
- Roll both sides tightly towards the middle until both sides meet.
- Carefully wrap the long sausage like roll into cling film and place in the freezer for 15 minutes until firm. You want to make sure it’s chilled before cooking so it holds its shape.
- While they are chilling, pre-heat your oven and line a flat baking sheet with baking paper.
- Once chilled, slice the palmiers roughly half an inch thick and place on to the baking paper leaving space between them as they will spread slightly.
- Bake in the centre of the oven for roughly 15 – 20 minutes or until golden.
- Once cooked, allow to cool for 5 minutes until just warm before enjoying.
Perfect for Valentines day
What I think makes this recipe so perfect for a Valentines Day treat is that firstly everyone loves Nutella. I’m sure this is a fact rather than a sweeping generalisation. And secondly, by using ready rolled puff pastry rather than making your own you can have this recipe put together in no time.
Getting up early or Valentines Day, or staying up late the day before, just to make your own puff pastry shows you care…about the pastry rather than your other half. Wouldn’t you rather be snuggled up in bed longer than slaving away in the kitchen?
With this simple recipe you get to impress your special someone with freshly baked pastries AND get to stay in bed for extra cuddles. It’s totally win-win! Plus, if like me you’re not a morning person, no one need ever know!
The time it takes for the Nutella Palmiers to crisp up in the oven you can have a sneaky cup of coffee to help you be bright eyed and bushy tailed when you take these back to the bedroom!
Make them vegan
Did you know that many brands of puff pastry are vegan? Just check the back of the packet.
Nutella sadly isn’t vegan but there are lots of other vegan chocolate spreads on the market.
Make them extra special
If you want to make these extra special then why not make your own puff pastry? Granted it won’t make them quite as quick to make…
The recipe
2 Ingredient Nutella Palmiers
Ingredients
- 320 g puff pastry ready rolled
- 5 – 6 tbsp Nutella or other chocolate spread
- 1 tbsp icing sugar to dust, optional
Instructions
- Using a spatula, spread the Nutella all over the puff pastry, right up to the edges.
- Gently mark where the centre of the pastry is along one of the edges.
- Roll both sides tightly towards the middle until both sides meet.
- Carefully wrap the long sausage like roll into cling film and place in the freezer for 15 minutes until firm.
- While they are chilling, pre-heat your oven to 200C and line a flast baking sheet with grease proof paper.
- Once chilled, remove the cling film and place on a chopping board.
- Slice the palmiers roughly half an inch thick and place on to the grease proof paper leaving an inch between each one.
- Bake in the centre of the oven for roughly 15-20 minutes or until golden.
- Once cooked, alow to cool for 5 minutes until just warm.
- Dust with icing sugar if you choose.
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Enjoy!
Have Nutella… have pastry… I’m going to make these NOW – how awesome do they look! Really pretty and so easy. Yum. Great idea.
It was meant to be Kate 😀 enjoy!!!
While this sounds was and delicious, I don’t know if I’m brave enough to roll the puff pastry like this! I love palmiers 🙂 and you got me at this funny intro!
Thanks Farida I’m glad you like them 🙂 you should give them a try! I’m sure you’d roll them just fine
so wait my questions email soon!
nutella can make everythign so delicious, unfortunately 🙂 I cant have a jar in my house, otherwise I’d eat it all!
Haha dooseet I know that feeling!!! I am known for spreading a spoon on toast then eating two spoons (or four) straight out of the jar :-p
These are gorgeous. I love morning recipes that are simple. That way, it doesn’t matter if you are half asleep while making them! Pinning these for a lazy morning!
Thanks Tracy I’m glad you like them 🙂 I am always half asleep when trying to make brekkie so the simpler the better!!!
100% yes to this!
Haha thanks Jamie! Glad you like them :-p
Love how easy these are to make but how they look like they would have taken hours! Great recipe!
Thanks Sherri! They do look pretty impressive don’t they. Noone needs to know the secret to just how simple they were to make 🙂
I’m not a morning person either! They look amazing, you wouldn’t think it was just 2 ingredients.
Thanks Sarah! I’m glad they are that convincing 😉 I took this batch to work and they all seemed very impressed I’d made them fresh that morning. I hope they don’t find out the secret!
These are my favourite things in the entire world, when I worked in a cafe a few years ago my colleague would bake a batch for the cafe and then a batch especially for me! Bookmarking this recipe now – never knew it could me so simple 🙂
You worked in a bakery?! That is my dream job! And how lucky to have these made by your colleague 🙂 it must be fate you’ve found this recipe now x
Oh My gosh!!!! I am running out to buy puffed pastry now!
Haha good idea Pam 😀 enjoy!
I love recipes that look as fancy as those, but have very little ingredients. It’s an awesome little secret!
Off to check out your pal, Lucy.
Thanks Kylee – they are certainly a good little recipe to have in your repertoire 🙂
2 ingredients and I have them both in the kitchen?! I need to make these, they look fantastic!
It was meant to be Annie! Enjoy 😀
Just 2 ingredients?!? Perfect! These are so incredibly pretty, and with only 2 (pantry staple!) ingredients, they’re totally do-able, too! Awesome! 😀
That’s right, just 2! 3 if you fancy a dusting of icing sugar 😉
Um yum. These look awesome. Gotta love Nutella!
Thanks Becky! It’s essential to always have a jar in the cupboard. You never know when you’re going to need it 😉
Gorgeous Emma, I will have to whip up a batch right now. Have never made palmiers before! Thanks for joining in with Perfecting Patisserie! x
Nice idea and they sound very yummy! Thanks for the inspiration to make palmiers – they’re a lovely pastry 🙂
2-Ingredient Palmiers are a must-make this season. They look pretty on a snack or cookie platter, and are perfect for dunking!
Are these still the nice the next day? Or better eaten the same day?
Hi Beth
As with most patries they are nicest the same day (especially if still a little warm out of the oven!) But they will still be nice the next day 🙂
Those look delicious!