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Uploaded by on May 12, 2009

How I make croissants.

http://www.brockwell-bake.org.uk
http://www.sustainweb.org/realbread
http://www.vincent.talleu.com

I made this video when I worked in south of France a few years ago.
I now work at "The Artisan Bakery" in London, where the croissant we make are even better, but I'm really a bread baker and our bread is the best:
http://theartisanbakery.com
http://picasaweb.google.com/vincenttalleu/TheArtisanBakery

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  • Frozen croissants or those with preservatives are nowhere near as appealing as croissants that are fresh and handmade... Go live in your soul-less machine-driven world while the rest of us enjoy life as it should be!

  • This guy is a baking geek!! He bakes like a BOSS!

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  • You know..I've always wanted to be a baker. Yeah that's what I'll be, a baker.

  • That was beautiful.

  • @HalfaLimeProductions so, you think there burnt as well? hahaha!! relax and take a chill pill! i'm entitled to my opinion and i wouldn't eat any of the pastry that's on show

  • @khanell786

    You've obviously never had a real pastry before, or probably anything homemade. Also they're not burnt, they've received an egg-wash, so that they brown better, and become crispier on the outside.

    It's people like you who are destroying the food industry with ignorance and laziness.

  • Nice job! Cool to watch. Great video too. I'm gonna watch it again.;)

  • Dude you are the sh@t!!! I was an artisan bread baker for 12 years and it is rare to see someone bang-it-out like you did. Thank you for the awesome vid =)

  • 10 minutes of watching a guy making pastries should not have been so enjoyable but it was! Time flew by.

  • @H0bbyman ...don't remember the last time I sat down and treated myself to a bag of flour or packet of sugar and wondered where it came from - the argument is directed towards baked goods being made by hand or by machine, not the origin of the ingredients used.

  • looks like too much effort, and also they looked burnt!

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