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What a clever way to make rugalach…roll prepared puff pastry dough in a sugar/cappuccino mix to flavor the outside of the pastry, then sprinkle the same mixture inside the rugalach.

Pressing a square of puff pastry into muffin tin cups creates ideal shells for a buttery apple, walnut and brown sugar filling. This is so much easier than making pie pastry!

You can prepare the filling then call the family to help assemble these taco-inspired pastries that you can eat at home or take on the go.  What fun!

Yes, they're sophisticated, but surprisingly easy to make…adding a hint of thyme to the sweet lemon filling makes these cream puffs absolutely divine!

It doesn’t get any better than this! Golden puff pastry shells are filled with vanilla ice cream and topped with a luscious mixture made from butter, peaches, brown sugar, rum and cinnamon. A sprinkle of toasted pecans finishes this fantastic dessert.

Perfectly beautiful on an appetizer buffet, these puff pastry tartlets will charm your guests. Mustard and brown sugar add to the classic combination of Brie and walnuts for terrific flavor.

The beauty of this impressive dessert lies in it's simplicity…and it's decadent flavor, too!

Sprinkling the work surface with sugar, cinnamon and cocoa before rolling out the puff pastry captures the flavors of Mexico,  and provides a crispy topping for ice cream sundaes.

Add some sophistication to Buffalo-style chicken by baking it in a convenient puff pastry wrapper. Don't forget the celery and blue cheese dressing.

If you like pigs-in-a-blanket (and who doesn’t?) you’ll love this grown-up version.  Smoky kielbasa all wrapped up with honey mustard and puff pastry.  Serve them whole for a fun lunch or dinner or slice and serve as party appetizers!