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		<title>By: donalynn</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[My man likes finger food...anything that&#039;s &#039;a little unit&#039;. So I gave these a whirl. I substituted goat cheese for the cream cheese (that&#039;s what I had on hand). These were easy and tasty. The only thing I would change is the baking temperature. I didn&#039;t let them cook long enough, apparently, and they didn&#039;t poof as much as they should have. The instructions on the pastry&#039;s packaging recommended baking at 400 degrees, which is what I will try next time. Puff pastry apparently needs a good amount of heat to generate steam quickly and puff the pastry. Other than that, this recipe is a keeper! Good for dinner or as an appetizer.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My man likes finger food&#8230;anything that&#8217;s &#8216;a little unit&#8217;. So I gave these a whirl. I substituted goat cheese for the cream cheese (that&#8217;s what I had on hand). These were easy and tasty. The only thing I would change is the baking temperature. I didn&#8217;t let them cook long enough, apparently, and they didn&#8217;t poof as much as they should have. The instructions on the pastry&#8217;s packaging recommended baking at 400 degrees, which is what I will try next time. Puff pastry apparently needs a good amount of heat to generate steam quickly and puff the pastry. Other than that, this recipe is a keeper! Good for dinner or as an appetizer.</p>
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