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["Combine the milk, water, butter, salt and sugar in a medium-sized sheet pan and set over medium heat. Allow the ingredients to melt together, stirring occasionally. Bring the mixture to a boil.", "Remove the pan from the heat and dump in the flour, all at once. Vigorously stir the ingredients together and allow the flour to absorb the liquid. Place the pan back on medium heat and continue to stir the mixture, allowing the heat to cook it until it comes together in a smooth, slightly glossy mass.", "Remove the mixture from the heat and continue to stir it, releasing the intense heat. When the mixture has cooled slightly, but the steaming has subsided, begin to add the egg gradually, stirring completely after each addition. Continue adding egg, stopping after you're left with a very smooth, creamy batter (think of very creamy mashed potatoes).", "Your pate a choux is now ready for whatever application you intend it to fulfill. For example, if making simple cream puffs, preheat the oven to 375F. Pipe the pate a choux into even, 2"" rounds. Use a moistened finger to rub away any peaks. Bake the rounds for 25 - 30 minutes, or until crisp and richly golden-brown. Transfer immediately to a wire rack to cool."]
