Croissant & Petit pain au chocolat
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I've been searching for days on Youtube on how to make croissant and this is the best demo. You're very detailed on how you explained each steps. Thank you so much. Now, I don't feel so intimidated and I will go try to make some (my first time).
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Bonjour!
J'essayerai cette recette dès demain (pour le brunch du nouvel an!) merci d'avoir partagé votre expérience!
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merci bcp ca me parlé facile aprés avoir vu votre video trés facile méme c'est le temps d préparer nos propres croissant et petit pain les nanas
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miam miam miam miam! Very nice. To all the people having trouble-it's why there are pastry chef's! It is a very difficult science and art-keep practising!!!!!
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nouvelle façon de faire
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I just discovered your channel and I´m delighted: I can learn new recipes and improve my french!! Merci!!
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I've done this before. Not as good as seen in the video but it's doable. If you live in a tropical country like the Philippines and Thailand, make sure you do it in a cold rainy season. Refrigerate an aluminum tray and your baking pin. Flip the tray and that's where you're going to work on.
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Love it! Really detailed and clear instructions!
Thank you!
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Merci pour votre recette!
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more clear than this hello!!!!!THIS R.ECIPE LUX DELICIUS.WITH a cup of coffe>THANKYOU
Its hard to understand with the music playing
kam06oct 5 months ago 4
@kam06oct That's why there is "Mute".
sousoukitchen 5 months ago 16
@sousoukitchen well maybe it would have been better to narrate what you were doing.
kam06oct 5 months ago 6
@kam06oct Were the instructions not clear enough ?????
sousoukitchen 5 months ago 10
Hi,
The butter keeps popping out of the dough no matter how tight I seal it. What should I do :(?
And the kneading, is that 15 minutes by machines or by hand? Kneading took me 2 hours to make the dough smooth.
crocopie 6 months ago
@crocopie The butter was too soft , that's why it was hard to work with. Butter should be cold, very cold. To knead a dough, in general, you need 10-15 min by hand, not 2 hours.
sousoukitchen 6 months ago