You're one of the only people to do a croissant video and show the final product on the inside, which is the most important part of determining if a croissant is good or not. Most people post recipes and have no clue on what they're doing and they show that by not revealing the final product. You know exactly what you're doing!! Great job, thank you.
Спасибо, очень красивый . Вот здесь тоже очень праздничный торт, и готовится очень легко и просто kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIvEcqN7rL2SnNk
@andalusianhoe1774 жыл бұрын
This is the best Croissant tutorial from the best channel ever. That bit at the end detailing the first few times you 'failed' making it is a nice touch.
@utilisateurlambda79833 жыл бұрын
They look very good indeed. My favorites in France are with a little more butter. So the dough inside is very soft. When you bite into it the outside is very crisp and the center is super tender. On the other hand, it should not be eaten every day ^^. I find it hard to find the ones I like in France. They save on butter.
I love the fact that you shared the photos of the many attempts it takes you to bake a proper croissant, it gives me courage to keep trying.
@julieshi334 жыл бұрын
谢谢小高姐的教程,按照你的步骤居然一次成功了!!看你的教程失败率很低,而且最后结果近乎完美!!
@MagicIngredients4 жыл бұрын
\(^o^)/~
@shutiiing7346 жыл бұрын
哇~像小高姐姐这样自己辛苦研究,然后再跟大家分享的人真的很少了,真诚的表达谢意♡
@MarySanchez-qk3hp6 жыл бұрын
Of all your video recipes, croissants are the only ones that intimidate me. I will be using commercial American butter, with a different moisture content. I have made croissants before, and certainly they were edible and tasty, but they didn't have the perfect, airy layers yours have. It is going to take practice. Your instructions are so precise, and I love that you offer us explanations for every step. Even when you poke your dough, it gives me a good sense of how soft or stiff the dough is. Thank you for taking so much time for all of us.
@MagicIngredients6 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the comment. In this video, I used the Canadian butter, which should be very similar to US butter. The key is to make a not so soft dough, but rest the dough long enough, so it can be roll out quickly. good luck
@SuperPatatim5 жыл бұрын
Your video gives the best instructions in making croissants. I've never attempted to make them because I thought they were to complicated for me. Your detailed instructions inspired me to give it a try. Thank you so much....
@huanwu38992 жыл бұрын
教授美食制作的视频网络上太多了 但小高姐是我遇到的素质最好的一个
@margaretburrows19746 жыл бұрын
Beautiful! I’m a professional chef and baker. I’ve hurt my back and can no longer make the things I love! Thank you for your video. Thank you for the photos of your previous mistakes. They are why you are triumphant now! Besides mistakes are often yummy too!!
@martinfiscina87615 жыл бұрын
Do Dead Lift, squats...
@naslime16665 жыл бұрын
Hope you can get well soon and continue cooking!
@teavabreak5 жыл бұрын
Sad to hear that. I'm a beginner baker. Hope you can get well soon and come back to baking. You can try functional workout like deadlift, squat with light weight.
@blacktulip61285 жыл бұрын
Hope you'll get better soon and back to your favourite activities 💜
I like your videos, you don't only tell us the recipes, but you also provide us with your experience and the reason for every step. Which i find very informative for a beginner like myself.
@Mythmaker_theAnimator4 жыл бұрын
I love how 小高姐 explains the reasons for all the tedious steps, and her usual artful edits and presentation. Also how she slices the croissant open to let us see and FEEL the texture! This is the most efficient croissant puff pastry step-by-step I've seen on KZbin. Definitely more sensible than self-absorbed European/ western pros who try to lecture amateurs with their over-the-top commercial bulk ferment + bread machine + industrial oven methods! Thank you again, you deserve millions more followers.
@Mythmaker_theAnimator4 жыл бұрын
The ending bit, showing the contrast between layers, OMG, that IS the answer I've been seeking! You are the best!
@datchess16 жыл бұрын
I truly honestly love the gentleness of your explanations.most KZbinrs wouldn't do that.thank you so much for explaining with these info's.your truly an amazing and caring person.you inspire me alot...thanks for boosting my confidence.looking forward for more videos.thank you Soo much!gonna try to bless these.have a blessed day!
I love the fact that you have a recipe for 8 croissants, perfect for practise! I will definitely do this, thank you!
@اسوم-س4ص6 жыл бұрын
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This is amazing, as a fellow pastry chef and viennoiserie lover, it really gives me so much joy to see the detail you put into your videos. Easy to understand, yet you also show us the complexity of these bakes so we are prepared. Really enjoyed this. Thank you for the hard work!!!
I hope you don’t mind but I had written out your recipe (with slight modifications) to share with the audience so it’s easier to follow. :) Makes 8 Croissants Croissant ingredients dry active yeast 2g 1/2 teaspoon room temperature water 155g 1/2 cup+2 tablespoons unbleached all purpose flour or bread flour 330g 2 cups + 1/4cup sugar 30g 2 tablespoons salt 4 g 1/2 teaspoon room temperature unsalted butter 20g 1 tablespoon unsalted butter 180g 3/4 cup (for butter block) unsalted butter 20g for detrempe/dough Detrempe/Dough 1)As per instructions from dry active yeast. Use lukeroom room temperature water of 155g(or 1/2cup+2tablespoons) of water and mix it with the 2g of active yeast. Mix it and let it bloom for a couple of minutes while preparing other ingredients. 2)In a large mixing bowl. Add the following: flour, sugar, salt, and unsalted butter(20g). Then lastly add yeasted water. Have it mix on stir setting for 2 minutes then afterwards to level 2 for about 4-5 mins. 3)Transfer dough to a bowl, and let it ferment/proof for 2-3 hours, until it doubles. Make sure to cover it. 4)Transfer dough to a pan lined with parchment paper, shape it into a square. Then cover and refrigerate overnight. Beurrage/Butter Block 5)Cut out butter and line it up in parchment paper into a square 8x8. Roll it out with rolling pin and make sure it is even. Paton 6)Roll out dough into a square bigger than the butter block. Remember, make sure dough and butter block are same consistency. Then put butter block diagonally onto the dough. Encase all 4 sides, press out to let out the air. Do not seal immediately because there are bubbles inside. Gently press down and roll out from the middle. Then do the final seal. Lamination First Turn 7)Roll out 18-20 x 6-8 in long. Then fold like an envelope. Put a thumb print on the side of where the lines/folds are. Refrigerate for 30-60 minutes 8)Take out paton from fridge. Make sure the paton is 90 degrees from you. The paton with the lines from the envelope side should be facing you/or where the thumb print is at. Roll out to 18-20 x 6-8in long. Then fold double, this will give 4 layers. Refrigerate. 9)Shape Croissants: Roll out 48cm long x 25cm wide(18x8-9in), at least 3.5mm thickness. Then divide into a triangle with a bottom edge of 12cm and height of 25cm(4-4.5in x 9in). Roll into croissants. 10)Brush eggwash onto surface of croissants, not on the layer sides. Let it proof for 2-4 hours. Then brush another layer of eggwash before putting it into the oven. 11)Bake
@yunlintse49204 жыл бұрын
Ngoc, I really wondered the size the of paton and missed some steps you mentioned. Thank you very much!
@michellepardo20184 жыл бұрын
Ngoc Pham hi have u tried following this recipe? How was it? Thanks
@yunlintse49204 жыл бұрын
Yes, I have, tastes good😋 But, HK weather becomes hot now - difficult to manage the butter, will try again in Autumn/Winter.
@michellepardo20184 жыл бұрын
Ngoc Pham thank u
@juanquintana94874 жыл бұрын
Ngoc Pham what are the differences with the one on the video? Thanks for sharing!!
@joaoqian95646 жыл бұрын
谢谢小高姐的真心制作,你的视频是一种道德的传播。
@MagicIngredients6 жыл бұрын
谢谢你
@蔣烱隆3 жыл бұрын
很欣賞高小姐勇於實驗的精神,樂於分享實驗後的成果 。學習到靈魂裡的食物,可以感動他人。
@苏畕6 жыл бұрын
太佩服了!真心赞呐,不到10分钟却总结了这么难做的牛角包做法,感谢1
@MagicIngredients6 жыл бұрын
谢谢你!
@jnana19854 жыл бұрын
Wow I have never seen someone who has so much passion for cooking as you do..Much respect 👏👏🙏🙏..The croissants are perfection
Thank you so very much- what a pleasure this was to watch and especially to see how you landed on the perfect croissant after many trials. Bravo dear ❤️🌟
The best recipe I've ever seen. I've tried it and it absolutely work. My croissant was beautiful but the only thing about it was the butter. I followed all of the steps and recipes but seems like I put too much butter in it and it made my croissant too moist. But anyway that's my fault. Thank you very much for sharing this video I really appreciate it. I'm looking forward for the next video ❤
I've made crossaint s and one thing I realized was that not to over work the dough cause if you release too much gluten ,the buttur will slip out of the dough when you are sandwiching between the flour.