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  • profile avatar buddyboss 50

    Salma Sali

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    October 11, 2024 at 06:12 in reply to: Pano Chocolate croissant failed

    Forgot to mention I made these croissants per recipe of chef Antonio Brochur and I also found that the dough turned out very tough not like in the video after he used that dough machine so his dough was pretty pliable, mine was end up being very tough and since my mixer wasn’t able to handle it even for 5 min of mixing it I had to do it manually, constantly putting dough in the freezer to maintain the temperature under 24 Celsius. Rolling out such dough was extremely painful for me so I spent the whole day just for rolling it out 🙈😂 so anyways I tried my best but after I formed croissants that looked for me amazing but indeed those also got melted, to be specific the butter got melted… any suggestions?

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    Salma Sali

    Member
    October 11, 2024 at 08:04 in reply to: About croissant

    Hi Sussan,

    Is it possible to substitute gelatin with agar-agar for example? Anything plant based another words ?

  • profile avatar buddyboss 50

    Salma Sali

    Member
    October 11, 2024 at 07:58 in reply to: Croissants turn out flat and don’t proof.

    Did you spray the oven or croissants?

  • profile avatar buddyboss 50

    Salma Sali

    Member
    October 11, 2024 at 07:25 in reply to: Croissant lamination

    Chef Antonio mentioned that he specifically puts the dough in the freezer instead of a fridge in order to avoid acids formation and, to be able to achieve a butter taste.

    Per your recommendation it sounds like we will face some of the acid formation as the yeast will start producing it at certain temperature which is I guess 5 Celsius? Please advise, it is very very important point as I am also facing the same issue being outside pretty but inside nothing even close to honeycomb😣

  • profile avatar buddyboss 50

    Salma Sali

    Member
    October 11, 2024 at 07:09 in reply to: Dough improvers and freezing

    What is the bread improver and why it is used in croissant dough? Is it recommended? Does it bring any benefit to the dough? And if yes may you please share at which stage and how much should we use it per Antonio Broche recipe if possible of course?

    Thank you

  • profile avatar buddyboss 50

    Salma Sali

    Member
    October 5, 2024 at 13:59 in reply to: to shef; antonio bachour

    Hi Susan,

    This is a very important painpoint in clarifying such an essential detail regarding the dough brand and type In order for us to achieve the same results, therefore knowing the specific brand or type of flour the chef used would be incredibly helpful. Could you please reach out to the chef to confirm this information? The main reason I subscribed to this course was for this class, and having the right ingredients is crucial. I appreciate your understanding and assistance.

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