Croissant (eulogy) - French tradition

high gluten powder:150g sugar:40g low gluten powder:60g yeast:4g milk powder:6g salt:3g whole egg:40g water:75g butter:30g flake shortening / flake butter:100g https://cp1.douguo.com/upload/caiku/8/e/6/yuan_8e5c959d4100f4c1e4381a8ee3194106.jpg

Croissant (eulogy) - French tradition

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Croissant (eulogy) - French tradition

In 1770, Austrian Princess Marian towanette (Viennese) officially brought croissants into France. But there is a saying that croissants existed as early as 1770. There is a historical record of croissants in the royal family of Paris in 1549. Nowadays, croissant is a traditional French breakfast. The layered croissants on the market today were first made in the early 20th century.

Cooking Steps

  1. Step1:Mix the ingredients in a blender. Add butter to the flour and turn it slowly.

  2. Step2:After the group. Refrigerate for 30 minutes.

  3. Step3:Roll out the dough and fold it in the flaky shortening.

  4. Step4:After turning 90 degrees, roll it longitudinally to 60cm long, fold it in half as shown in the figure, fold it in half again, and relax for 15 minute

  5. Step5:Repeat step 4. Roll forming.

  6. Step6:Dough rolled and cut. 5mm thick x 9cmx17cm wide triangl

  7. Step7:Then roll it up from the wide edge. As shown in the picture. I made three chocolate sandwiches. Chocolate melts easily in hot weather. Refrigerate it and use it quickly. Otherwise, it's a little like me. Then wake up for 60 minutes.

  8. Step8:Wake up to 80% of the size of the brush. Then put it into the oven and heat it for 200. Lower it for 190 ℃. It's about 18 minutes. I've really saved a lot of leftovers to bake in a paper cup. Please ignore the leftovers. It's a bit askew. Please detour the OCD children's shoes.

  9. Step9:Finished product drawin

  10. Step10:Finished product drawin

Cooking tips:There are skills in making delicious dishes.

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