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Queenie's Apple Strudel: A Magical Treat Inspired by Fantastic Beasts

In the latest installment of the Fantastic Beasts series, we were treated to a delightful scene where Queenie Goldstein whips up an apple strudel for Newt and Jacob. The combination of flaky pastry and sweet apples is a classic, but what made this strudel stand out was its magical flair. Inspired by the film, I've recreated Queenie's Apple Strudel recipe, with a twist - using puff pastry instead of traditional phyllo dough.

To make my version of Queenie's Apple Strudel, I used thinly sliced apples to create roses on top, just like in the movie. This added an extra layer of visual appeal and made the strudel even more special. The best part is that you can use this same filling with phyllo dough if you prefer - it's up to personal preference.

Using puff pastry was a game-changer for me, as it's much easier to handle and braid than phyllo dough. You don't need to be an experienced baker to get beautiful results. In fact, traditional apple strudel often uses phyllo dough, but I found that puff pastry made the process even more enjoyable.

If you're a fan of Fantastic Beasts like me, you'll love this recipe. The movie's attention to detail and magical world-building is inspiring, and this strudel is a delicious way to bring that magic into your own kitchen. So go ahead, grab some apples and puff pastry, and get baking!

Recipe: Queenie's Apple Strudel

Ingredients:

* 1 package of puff pastry

* 2-3 sliced apples (thinly sliced)

* Filling ingredients (e.g. sugar, cinnamon, etc.)

Instructions:

1. Preheat oven to 375°F.

2. Roll out puff pastry and spread with filling ingredients.

3. Top with sliced apples, creating a rose pattern if desired.

4. Fold edges of pastry over filling, then braid or roll into a log shape.

5. Bake for 25-30 minutes, or until golden brown.

Enjoy your magical Queenie's Apple Strudel!

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