Thermomix pastries bring the skill of a bakery into your own kitchen. This page leads you to every pastry category: candy and ice cream, brioche, crêpes and waffles, cookies and biscuits, creams and custards, choux and éclairs, tarts and basic doughs. Each section gives step-by-step recipes with the settings for your machine.
Explore the Thermomix pastries categories
If you like soft morning treats, open brioche, crêpes and waffles. For small bites with tea, choose cookies and biscuits. For dessert, look at creams and custards or choux and éclairs.
Sweet lovers should not miss candy and ice cream. All of these pages share one idea: the Thermomix does the long or delicate work, and you enjoy the creative part.
Learn the basics first
Pastry rests on a few basic doughs and creams. Shortcrust, puff pastry, choux and pastry cream appear in dozens of recipes. When you master them, you can improvise freely. So start with a simple tart, then move to a more ambitious cake.
Precision matters in pastry. Weigh ingredients carefully, keep butter cold when the recipe asks for it, and respect the resting times. The Thermomix scale and timer make these tasks easier.
Finally, trust your senses. Color, smell and texture tell you when a pastry is ready, often better than the timer alone, so look at your oven door and watch your pastry.
Organizing your baking
Prepare doughs and creams in advance, then assemble the dessert the day of the meal. Freeze extra dough in portions, and you always have a base. Also, bake in small batches, because homemade pastries taste best fresh.
For a family weekend or a holiday table, choose two or three recipes from different sections, so you offer a varied dessert plate. A tart, a cream and a few cookies make a charming trio.
Tarts, choux, creams, cookies and viennoiseries: all the Thermomix pastries step by step. Pick your category.
Basic doughs5 recipes
Tarts and tartlets11 recipes
Choux and éclairs7 recipes
Creams and custards18 recipes
Cookies and biscuits8 recipes
Brioche, crêpes and waffles6 recipes
Candy and ice cream5 recipesAll recipes
60 recettes
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Agar Panna Cotta with Strawberry Sauce
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Almond Financiers
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Almond Sweet Tart Dough
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Apricot Frangipane Tart
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Basic Choux Pastry Dough
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Braided Butter Brioche
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Breton Salted Butter Shortbread Cookies
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Butter Pie Crust
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Caramelized Apple Tarte Tatin
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Caribbean-Style Coconut Flan
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Chouquettes with Pearl Sugar
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Classic Vanilla Creme Brulee
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Coffee Religieuses
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Craquelin Cream Puffs with Vanilla Cream
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Creamy Vanilla Rice Pudding
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Crustless Custard Flan
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Floating Island with Caramel
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Homemade Caramel Flan
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Homemade Flaky Croissants
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Homemade Soft Milk Bread Rolls
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Homemade Sweet Shortcrust Pastry
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Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream
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Honey Lemon Madeleines
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Instant Coconut Ice Cream
Our thermomix pastries cover 60 recipes, from basic doughs to eclairs and ice creams. Every recipe explains the exact settings for the TM5, TM6 and TM7.
Bake thermomix pastries at home
Pastry demands precision, so the Thermomix helps a lot. First, it weighs and mixes without a single extra bowl. Then it cooks creams gently, so they never catch. Next, pick a category: basic doughs, tarts, choux, creams, cookies, brioches or candy.
In the thermomix pastries section, here are a few recipes to try:
- Braided Butter Brioche: a soft brioche to share.
- Apricot Frangipane Tart: a golden tart with a rich almond cream.
- Basic Choux Pastry Dough: the dough behind eclairs and cream puffs.
- Caribbean-Style Coconut Flan: a silky flan with a tropical flavor.
Tiha’s tip for pastry
Use cold butter for doughs, and do not work them for too long. In fact, an overworked dough turns tough. For a cream, watch the bowl and keep to the speed given. For example, a custard needs gentle heat.
When it comes to thermomix pastries, every recipe is original, with no pork or alcohol. Each one can be downloaded as a free PDF and copied to Cookidoo.
Frequently asked questions
Which dough should I choose for a tart?
Shortcrust suits simple tarts, while sweet pastry suits delicate tartlets. Then, both come together in the bowl in moments.
Why is my cream lumpy?
It usually heated too fast or was not mixed enough. Also, keep to the speed in the recipe, and blend the cream briefly if needed.
How long can I keep a pastry?
Each recipe gives storage advice. Finally, creamy pastries stay in the fridge, while cookies prefer an airtight tin.






