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How to Make Croissants at home (Easy Recipe: No machine, No knead method's application)

How to Make Croissants at home (Easy Recipe: No machine, No knead method's application)

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How to Make Croissants at home (Easy Recipe: No machine, No knead method's application)

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Ingredients

Instructions

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Bread Making
Home baking

How to Make croissant
Danish Pastry
crescent roll
Easy hand kneading method
Easy Recipe: No machine, No knead method's application
laminated dough

(B's (%) = Baker's Percentage = Bakers Percent)
(Tr (g) = actual input amount = Truth Input)
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Total Dough Formula: Total dough weight 363g, 1 piece after division Weight: about 48g

Dough Formula
B's (%): 100%, Tr (g): 200g strong flour
B's (%): 10%, Tr (g): 20g sugar
B's (%): 2%, Tr (g): 4g salt
B's (%): 3%, Tr (g): 6g skimmed milk powder
B's (%): 9%, Tr (g): 18g butter
B's (%): 2.5%, Tr (g): 5g instant yeast
B's (%): 5%, Tr (g): 10g whole egg
B's (%): 50%, Tr (g): 100g water (21℃)
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roll in butter(pastry butter)
B's (%): 54.5%, Tr (g): 109g roll in butter(pastry butter)
(30% of the amount of Dough)
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The kneading process
1. Put water in bowl and put instant yeast.
   After 1 minute, melt the instant yeast.
2. Evenly mix the sugar, salt, and skimmed milk powder,
then dissolve in the bowl.
3. Add whole egg and mix.
4. Gently dissolve the butter into the bowl and mix.
5. After adding flour
   Mix evenly until the flour is invisible (dough temperature 22℃)
6. Fold the dough several times with your hand and make it round.
7. Cover the vinyl and leave the refrigerator for 15 minutes.
8. After 15 minutes of rest, the first fold (folding)
   It folds until it becomes a elastic ball shape.
9. Cover the vinyl and leave the refrigerator for 15 minutes.
10.After 15 minutes of rest, the second fold (folding)
   It folds until it becomes a elastic ball shape.
11.Round in a ball shape.
12.Cover the vinyl and leave it at room temperature for 20 minutes(dough temperature 24 ℃)
13.After rest at room temperature, wrap the dough in plastic vinyl
   Push in a square shape with a push rod.(Size: 18cm*18cm)
14.Rest in refrigerator for 12 hours
After completion of the 12 hours refrigerated rest,
   After wrapping the pastry butter with vinyl that was stored in the refrigerator
   Push in a square shape with a push rod.(Size: 11cm*11cm)
16.Place the butter on the dough at a 45-degree angle.
17.After pushing the square part of the dough slightly by pushing it,
   Fold the dough slightly while pulling it.
   Press the overlap part of the dough.
   I wrap the butter completely to prevent leakage.
18. Push the dough with a push rod.
19. Cut both sides of the dough
20. 4 Folding 1 time
21. Push the dough flat with a push rod.
22. After wrapping the dough in plastic vinyl, rest for 1 hour in the refrigerator.
23. Push the dough again.
24. Cut both sides of the dough
25. 3 Folding 1 time
26. Push the dough flat with a push rod.
27. After wrapping the dough in plastic vinyl, rest for 1 hour in the refrigerator.
28. Push the dough again.
    (Push it until the dough thickness becomes 5mm.)
29. After wrapping the dough in plastic vinyl, rest for 1 hour in the refrigerator.
30. Cut to an isosceles triangle.
    Base 9cm, height 18.5cm
31. rolling the isosceles triangle.
    (Croissant shape final molding)
32. final fermentation at room temperature after panning (4 hours)
33. During the final fermentation
    Oven preheat(set to oven temperature 250℃)
34. Put the fermented dough into the preheated oven
35. Set the oven temperature to 200 ℃ after putting it in the oven.
    Baking 15 to 18 minutes
36. Remove the croissants from the oven and cool
37. Tasting after completion

Test results
1. It is possible to make croissants easily at home by applying no-kneading method (kneader is not necessary)
   You do not need to use a lot of force for dough.
2. Fermentation titration: The inner surface is wide open and the volume is moderate.

* Note: Always be careful when using the oven
(It is very hot, so use it after wearing very thick oven gloves)

Comments

bottleny's picture
bottleny

And they look delicious too.
How did you do with the pieces of dough cut out during the folds? There would be 150g left after shaping four croissants.

Look forward to seeing other bread-making videos.

mukgling's picture
mukgling

I also did bake them.

if you see more baking videos,

you can see  www.youtube.com/mukgling

Thank you~!

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Yippee

And you made it look so effortless! Thank you for sharing!

Yippee

mukgling's picture
mukgling

Thank you very much!

leslieruf's picture
leslieruf

you make it look soooo easy.

Leslie

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mukgling

thank you^^

Floydm's picture
Floydm

Well done!

Trollish comments that had been reported were removed here, which unfortunately removed some courteous responses as well. My apologies for that.

mukgling's picture
mukgling

Thank you^^

Luz's picture
Luz

Hello! I'd like to try out this recipe. I'd like to use liquid milk instead of milk powder. In another discussion in your site, someone recommended the following formula: amount of milk powder * 10 and then minus this from the specified amount of water in the recipe. Is this correct? My result is 6g * 10 = 60g; 100g - 60g = 40g liquid milk.

I guess I would have to omit then the water..? Many thanks for your guidance!