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Egg replacement in croissant
Escrito por shubhikmv16 on febrero 18, 2025 en 14:22i want to replace egg wash in croissants. What do I use to achieve a shiny texture on the croissants?
Sussan Estela Olaya respondió hace 3 semanas, 1 día 2 Miembros · 3 Respuestas -
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Scoolinary Team
Hi Shubhi Asthana
Welcome to the Scoolinary community! Thanks for your question.
If you want to replace the egg wash for browning croissants and achieving a glossy texture, here are some effective alternatives:
Milk and Sugar
Mix milk with a bit of sugar.
Brush it onto the croissants before baking.
It gives a soft shine and a light golden color.
Milk and Melted Butter
Mix milk with a little melted butter.
Helps with browning and adds a slight sheen.
Evaporated Milk
Use it on its own for a golden finish without altering the flavor.
Maple Syrup or Diluted Honey
Mix with a little water to prevent it from caramelizing too quickly.
Apply after baking for extra shine.
Plant-Based Milk and Oil
Mix almond or soy milk with a small amount of oil.
A great option if you’re looking for a dairy-free alternative.
If you’re only looking for shine rather than color, you can brush the croissants with simple syrup right after baking.
Which of these options sounds best for your recipe?.
Best regards!
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Thank you Sussan for the details! Milk sounds the best 🙂
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Scoolinary Team
Hi Shubhi Asthana.
Great! If you can and would like to, it would be fantastic if you could share a photo of your croissant result in our community through the “Cooking Feed” section.
Best regards!
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