Pistachio & Raspberry Puff Pastry Wreath - Easy Festive Dessert (Pistachio Papi Inspired)

This Pistachio & Raspberry Wreath is a beautiful, easy puff pastry dessert inspired by the popular Pistachio Papi paste. Buttery pastry is filled with a sweet pistachio mixture and fresh raspberries added on when shaped into a golden, impressive wreath that looks perfect on any Christmas table. Simple to assemble but stunning to serve, it’s a festive dessert that feels special without the fuss.

Pistachio & Raspberry Christmas Wreath Recipe

Ashley’s Place

Servings

8

Prep Time

10 minutes

Cook Time

15-20 minutes

Cuisine

Mediterranean

Category

Dessert

A golden puff pastry wreath filled with pistachio and raspberry, baked until flaky and festive. An easy dessert inspired by the Pistachio Papi flavour everyone loves. I made a savoury Christmas Wreath and decided I had to do a dessert version too 

Pistachio & Raspberry Christmas Wreath Recipe

Ingredients

  • 2-3 tbsp of @pistachiopapiofficial spread

  • 1 Sheet of puff pastry, i made this a smaller version but you can make it a bigger one if you like just double it and I use the @pampaspastry

  • 1 punnet of Raspberries

  • ½ tbsp of crushed up pistachios

Directions

  1. Preheat your oven to 180°C and line a baking tray with baking paper

  2. Get your pastry out and let it warm up a bit before spreading over the pistachio spread onto the pastry just leave a little gap at 2 ends

  3. Cut it into 4 equal squares and then roll the squares up into little logs

  4. Then cut those logs in half with a sharp knife or pizza cutter

  5. Roll the halves into scrolls you want the closed end facing down and the cut side facing up

  6. Melt about a tsp or so of butter and spread on with a pastry brush if you have one if not just use a spoon or knife

  7. Bake for about 15- 20 minutes until golden brown

  8. Arrange in a wreath shape & spread some more pistachio paste on top & then add some crushed pistachios & raspberries too

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