I gotta try that mouth watering

They look fantastic,,,,,,,, you can see they will /did taste delicious....
I am pea green with envy :-))))qahtan

Those are beautiful.

WOW...How long have you been baking breads? YUM!!

THEY're so lovely! I've tried making croissants before, never did they come out as beautiful as that.

great pics - I like the caption on the original pic - how did you do that?

can u share your recipe?? please

Victoria

Great Looking!    is that an egg wash?   does that keep them from 'fluffing' at all?

They are beautiful....where is the recipe?

thank you all for the lovely comments. Yup, this WAS my actual 1st time making croissants at home. I was surprised myself to see the croissants turned out that nice.

helend: I added the caption using a photo editing software. Or you can also use the Paint tool if you're using Windows ;)

victoria & maryd: the recipe is here in this webbie. Anyways, here's the link:

http://www.thefreshloaf.com/recipes/croissants

chas6000: I'm not really sure if it was the egg wash that made the bread all fluffy. I guess it was the repetition of folding & rolling the dough after you put in the butter that determines how fluffy the croissants will be. The more you fold and roll, the more layer the croissants will have, hence fluffier croissants! :)

Beautiful results..well done!!

This is my second time making croissants. The recipe can be found here:

Delicious:Days - Croissants

I must say this time the dough was much sturdier than the first time. It was somehow easier to handle and tasted pretty good. The techniques were pretty much the same though. Give it a try, you'll love it! :-)