Mary Berry Rough Puff Pastry is a simplified laminated pastry made by rubbing or cutting chunks of cold butter into flour, then folding the dough repeatedly to form thin, flaky layers.
225g plain flour – Forms the structure of the pastry.
Pinch of salt – Enhances flavour.
150g very cold unsalted butter (cut into small cubes) – Creates those flaky layers.
About 150ml cold water – Brings the dough together.
Extra flour for dusting – Prevents sticking during rolling.
Place the flour and salt into a large bowl, stirring briefly to combine.
Toss the cold butter cubes into the flour. Rub lightly so some butter blends in, but keep most pieces visible to create flakes later.
Pour in the cold water gradually, mixing until the dough just comes together into a rough ball without overworking it.
Shape into a rectangle, wrap in cling film, and chill for 20 minutes to firm the butter.
Roll the dough into a long rectangle. Fold the top third down and the bottom third up (like a letter).
Turn the dough a quarter turn and repeat the rolling and folding. This builds the layers.
After two folds, chill for 15 minutes, then repeat two more folds for best flakiness.
Wrap and chill for at least 30 minutes before using. This relaxes the gluten and firms the layers.
Find it online: https://maryberrycooks.co.uk/mary-berry-rough-puff-pastry/