Recipes · inspired by Mille-feulle in the manga Kitchen Princess, volume 7
Graham Cracker Mille-Feuille
Layers of crisp graham crackers, vanilla pudding and strawberries, stacked tall like the French pastry.
- Ready in
- 10 min
- Then
- Rest 10 minutes so the crackers soften slightly
- Ingredients
- 5
- Makes
- 4 stacks
- Level
- easy
Kitchen Princess is a manga by Natsumi Ando and Miyuki Kobayashi in which every chapter is named after a dish. This is our own quick, family-friendly version of that dish, not the recipe from the book.
Mille-feuille means “a thousand leaves” in French, for the many flaky layers of puff pastry. Graham crackers make a quick, crunchy stand-in.
Make it a learning moment: count your layers. You need a lot more than three to reach a thousand.
Ingredients
Steps
Kids a child can do this step Grown-up hot, sharp or tricky
- Kids Stir the pudding and whipped topping together.
- Kids Lay a cracker square on a plate, spread with the pudding cream and add strawberry slices.
- Kids Repeat for 3 layers, finishing with a cracker.
- Kids Dust with powdered sugar and let it sit 10 minutes before eating.
