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Autumn Statement: State pension confirmed to rise by 8.5% from April 2024 – while some benefits will go up by 6.7%If someday God decided to award man for his best creation, the award is surely gonna go to the person who woke up one day and decided to make Nutella. Martin Lewis: What the Autumn Statement means for you – including wages, benefits, pensions, ISAs, housing, national insurance and more In the past, I have made Puff Pastry Baskets shaped as circles, squares, triangles and even Christmas trees. Be creative! Milk or egg wash?

I usually use an egg wash when glazing pastry, made from an egg beaten with a little milk. The rich yellow yolk helps to provide a crisp, golden exterior to the bake, whether Pastry Baskets or something else. You can make your Puff Pastry Baskets any shape, but choose cutters of a medium size. Before you start cutting, make sure that you have a suitable smaller second cutter that will provide enough of a ‘basket’ to fill, but still leave a reasonable edge to form the sides.

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Both employees and self-employed workers will pay less in National Insurance from next year, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced in today's Autumn Statement. Puff Pastry Baskets are actually pretty easy to make. All you need (once your pastry is rolled) are a couple of sharp cookie cutters (or similar), a cup and pastry brush… plus a baking tray and an oven. As for ingredients… It’s simply the pastry and a little milk or egg wash. So, is there anything you need to know to make the pastry baskets light and crisp? Use sharp-edged cutters When choosing the cutters for making puff pastry baskets, it is really important that both cutters have a good sharp edge. If your cutters are rounded or ‘lipped’ and blunt (such as the top of a glass), they will squash the edge of the pastry as they cut. Squashed edges lead to compressed layers in the dough… And that seems to result in wonky or poor rise in the pastry basket. So, in addition to sharp edges, be careful to cut straight down too.