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CROISSANT

Croissant Course

Learn hand and machine lamination: prepare dough, enclose butter, fold layers, shape, proof and bake, then examine the crumb structure.

19 online lessons2-day private training
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Croissants

THE CURRICULUM

What you will learn

19 online lessons · Taught in Thai

Preparing and using the dough sheeter

Get to know the dough sheeter and how to prepare and operate it before working with croissant dough.

Croissant ingredients

Go through the croissant ingredients and prepare for making the dough and enclosing the butter.

Dividing and rolling out croissant dough

Divide and roll the dough in preparation for enclosing the butter.

Making a butter block

Prepare a butter block to enclose in the dough, ready to be rolled and folded into layers.

Enclosing butter and the first double fold by machine

Enclose the butter in the dough, then use the sheeter for the first double fold to begin forming dough and butter layers.

Enclosing butter and the first double fold by hand

Follow the butter-enclosing and first double-fold stage by hand, without using a dough sheeter.

Rolling and the second double fold by machine

Use the sheeter to roll the dough after its first fold, then complete the second double fold.

Rolling and the second double fold by hand

Roll and complete the second double fold by hand, continuing the hand-lamination method.

Rolling and shaping croissants by machine

Use the sheeter to roll the dough, then roll it up into croissants, following the change from dough sheet to shaped pastry.

Detailed machine-rolling and shaping techniques

Take a closer look at machine rolling and shaping, with more detail on each movement.

Rolling and shaping croissants by hand

Learn to roll the dough and shape croissants by hand without a dough sheeter.

Proofing croissants

After shaping, let the croissants rise before baking. This stage is called proofing; follow it after rolling and shaping.

Applying egg wash before baking

Apply egg wash to the croissants before they go into the oven, preparing the surface for baking.

Baking croissants in a deck oven

Follow the steps for baking croissants in a deck oven.

Cutting open a croissant to examine its crumb structure

Cut open a baked croissant to see the layers and air pockets formed through rolling, folding and baking.

Baking croissants in a convection oven

Watch croissants bake in a convection oven, which circulates hot air, as another method alongside the deck oven demonstration.

Comparing hand-laminated and machine-laminated croissants

Compare the finished hand-laminated and machine-laminated croissants from the two methods you have followed.

Cleaning the dough sheeter

Follow the cleaning process after using the dough sheeter, ready for the next session.

Course recap

Review dough preparation, enclosing butter, rolling, folding, shaping and baking before practicing yourself.

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