On a floured surface, roll the puff pastry sheets so it thins out a bit. Cut each sheet lengthwise into 4 strips.
Lay out parchment paper on a long flat and clean surface. A long counter or table will work. Then line the puff pastry strips at each end, forming 1 long strip.
Use a pastry brush to brush egg wash at each end and then use your fingers to press it down and seal it.
Using a mixer, mix together the cream cheese, mascapone, sugar and lemon zest and mix until well incorporated. Place mixture in ziplock bag making a "pastry bag" and snip off a tiny piece of the corner.
Pipe the cheese mixture all the way down the puff pastry.
* I found the mixture to be a tad too thin for what I wanted, so I placed it in the fridge for about 30 minutes. Next time I may not whip so long.
Sprinkle strawberries on top of cream mixture making sure to not overcrowd.
Next, seal the ends together and pinch with your fingers. Brush with egg wash to help seal. It some oozes out you can remove some filling.
Very gently and slowly and once your long puff pastry is all sealed, lift it up and move it into a parchment paper lined 9x13 baking sheet. This is a good time to have some help. Arrange as neatly or neatly as you like. Brush with egg wash.
Bake in 350 degree oven for about 25 minutes until puff pastry begins to get golden brown.
To make the blood: Liquify ½ jar of raspberry preserves with a splash of water in a saucepan over medium heat. Stir with a whisk and allow to liquify. Strain through a sieve and a 1 drop of red food coloring. Mix well.e the
To make the glass: In a saucepan, dissolve sugar, water, corn syrup and cream of tartar. Stir with a whisk and use a candy thermometer to reach 315 degrees.
Pour sugar mixture into a foil lined baking sheet sprayed with non-stick spray and allow to cool to room temp, about an hour. Break apart "glass" using a mallet.
Drizzle bloody preserves over intestines and stick with glass.