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croissant
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How to stop butter from leaking out when baking croissants?
The buns bathe in it
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One of the main problems that arises when baking croissants is that the butter used to give them their characteristic flavor and texture can leak out of the dough and ruin their presentation. Therefore, it is important to follow some tips to prevent this from happening.
1.Cool the butter: Before using it, it is important that the butter is cold, but not frozen. This way it will be easier to handle and will not melt as quickly when baking the croissants.
2.Stretch the dough: Once the dough is prepared, it is important to stretch it enough so that it has a uniform thickness and can completely envelop the butter. If the dough is too thin, the butter will come out easily.
3.Fold the dough: To prevent the butter from escaping, it is important to fold the dough several times during the croissant making process. This will help the butter stay completely closed and not spill out when baking.
4.Bake at the right temperature: It is important to bake the croissants at the right temperature, so that they cook evenly and the butter does not melt too quickly. It is recommended to bake them at a temperature between 180 and 200 degrees Celsius.
We hope this information is useful.
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