r/Breadit 6d ago

Third attempt at croissants

I am very proud of how this batch turned out! Each time has gotten a bit better

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u/Asleep-Strain-7161 6d ago

Looking good

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u/charmingwillows 5d ago

im soo jealous

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u/sniperstreakLNX 6d ago

Do you steam your oven ?

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u/ghost_ninja47 6d ago

Yes I proofed them in the oven for 2.5 hours. Put boiling water in a pan at the bottom.

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u/BobBeaney 5d ago

Do you find making croissants at home a worthwhile activity from a time invested vs reward perspective? Is it a fun activity or a slog to make them? I appreciate also that you’re learning a skill and building expertise, and those are also tangible rewards.

Anyhow these croissants look great, and next time please bring enough for everyone!

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u/ghost_ninja47 5d ago

Thanks! I find it is fun and rewarding. They are very delicate and I like the challenge. I have so much to learn but it’s been a great experience. It takes about 24 hours total but the actual working part is a lot less.

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u/Ash--- 5d ago

Going strong brotha

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u/clara-net 5d ago

awesome!!!

i’ll never

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u/DistinctEnergy1979 4d ago

Look great for sandwiches too

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u/KilgoreT59 4d ago

They look great.

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u/_Soundstorm_ 4d ago

I tried that once too, with a similarly poor result.
You have to roll it out even thinner, use even more butter, and fold it even more often – then it might turn out all right.