tasunkawito...
please don't take this the wrong way but the pan you made the choux pastry in doesn't look so bueno to me.....please tell me that your pan is just an old beat up aluminum pan and not a coated pan that the coating has been scraped, worn or come off....either is not good but the scraped coating is worse...if it's an old beat up aluminum pan it would just make it hard to beat the dough(as well as not conducting heat very well), if its a pan with scraped coating it actually could be harmful. throw it out and do the beautiful mrs. taz a favor and buy her a new one...not coated preferrably...
when i make choux pastry i add one egg at a time and incorporate each one into the dough before adding the next....it's a bit more work at the onset but it makes for a better dough i think....it's stiffer and you are certain that the eggs are totally incorporated so that there are no white lumps...it's also drier.....these are not criticisms(well the pan issue is), my only intention is to be helpful.
joey
Edited by durangojo - 7/9/12 at 2:37pm