They tasted great, light as a butterfly, crisp on the outside, flaky on the inside. Delicious!
This is the result of my fourth try at baking croissants. After using a David Leibowitz recipe with a portion of whole grain flour mixed in for the first three batches, with improved results each time, this time I tried the Julia Child recipe. Every batch has been an improvement, and the learning curve is less steep now. I will keep on.
There are many keys to good results: speed, cold dough and cold butter, getting the timing right, practice, practice and practice. I recommend it highly if you like 'em.
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Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Homemade Croissants
My second attempt at this multi-step and two-day endeavor.
Two things: practice makes perfect and it is worth it.
Everything needs to stay cold, so fast work is essential.
They taste amazing! Try it!
There are excellent recipes on the internet including
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