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    Hi! After almost 10 hours of process following the greatest Antonio Bachour course, the layesr are great and the taste is devine however the honey comb doesn’t exist… i put it in a closed oven with a bowl of warm water for 2.5 hours. It wasn’t that puffy and big after time was up, however it was proofed for sure. What can i do better next…

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    Clint Janson, Mandie Lowe and 3 others
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    • Level: favicon spaced Scoolinary Team

      Hi @shimrit-druskin
      What an incredible result you achieved with your croissant! Thank you for sharing with the community.

      To achieve the perfect honeycomb layers in a croissant, it is essential to follow some key steps during the preparation and laminating of the dough. Here are some tips:

      1. Use strong flour (bread flour) with a good… Read more

      • Level: level 1 scoolifan 2 Scoolinar

        I assume this was laminated by hand ? It’s not easy to laminate by hand (pressure, room temperature, butter and dough temperature) everything has to be controlled. I think the sheeter ensures you get proper lamination, thus a good honeycomb eventually). Looks to me from your picture that it’s a lamination issue. Best of luck.

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