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BitcoinBoo

When the hard work pays off - French Croissants.

When the hard work pays off - French Croissants.

Posted Dec 18, 2016, 12:53 AM UTC

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BitcoinBooOP•

French croissants prepared over 3 days. Dough gets a 24 hr cold ferment before laminating with the butter. But there is nothing like it.

Half a dozen went to my parents and half to an elderly neighbor. The best part of baking is sharing.

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tdawgus•

Totally agreed. They are stunning! I have been meaning to make them for ages now, but just haven't brought myself to make the time commitment.

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BitcoinBooOP•

Thanks for the kind words internet stranger.

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ukdreamer•

These look amazing. I have always wanted to try and make them but I've been intimidated by the supposed difficulty and the time investment. What recipe did you use? How difficult was the process?

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BitcoinBooOP•

Google - "French croissants Joy of Baking" and she has a video of the recipe I use. It's not difficult but it is time consuming like with anything practice makes perfect. Give it a shot sometime. Worse things thst happens is you waste a cup of butter and some flour.

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HeadyThawne•

Analysis

What prompted this croissant?

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country_shorty88•

love making but dislike having to wait...great job!!! wish I had time to make more often

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