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    Salma Sali

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    October 23, 2024 at 18:21 in reply to: New recipe of Antonio Bachour confusing

    Sussan,

    Can y out please check based on pictures is that right way?

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    Salma Sali

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    November 19, 2024 at 19:52 in reply to: Piping tips # and molds used in Bachour classes

    Hi Sussan,

    I’m referring to his

    1.Croissant and Viennoiserie Second collection and

    2. Petits Gateau

    3.Petits Gateau Second collection

    4.Entrements and Tarts

    🙏

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    Salma Sali

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    November 19, 2024 at 19:51 in reply to: Croissant with precise distinct layers recipe

    What that means? May you please give a little bit more details?

    thank you so much for reply ❤️

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    Salma Sali

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    November 2, 2024 at 16:16 in reply to: Strawberry Mascarpone cream

    Sussan,

    can I use agar-agar to substitute gellan gum in the flower croissant from Bachour? If yes, should I give the same treat as for nappage or any advice on the ratio? 🙈

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    Salma Sali

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    October 31, 2024 at 23:41 in reply to: Strawberry Mascarpone cream

    Thank you so much. Yes, I added a bit of hot water and in the double boiler I heated it up a bit and after it I used the hand blenders to smooth out the texture. So it did work.

    Sussan, this strawberry cream doesn’t seem to be sweet and a bit sour. Also 1kg Mascarpone with the nappage recipe you advised in other chats where 150g of sugar mentioned, I ended up having not enough sweetness to the base cream. With that being said the strawberry cream with its sourness added up to the overall taste, which ended up not really good… so what would recommend? Should I add more sugar into nappage? What should be the ratio fat vs nappage? And is it ok to add more sugar into the strawberry cream? If so what is the best ratio or how much should I add?

    Thank you so much

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    Salma Sali

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    October 30, 2024 at 19:28 in reply to: Strawberry Mascarpone cream

    Sussan,

    I made it according to your recipe but the problem is that next day it looks so stiff, can I do anything to make it a bit liquidier? So I am able to pipe into the croissant?

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    Salma Sali

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    October 30, 2024 at 05:36 in reply to: Strawberry Mascarpone cream

    Thank you so much for sharing this. May you pleas also advise if I need to put all other ingredients tot and lemon juice while the strawberry pure w agar agar are still hot or I need to wait until it completely cool and only then put other ingredients and blend all together?

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    Salma Sali

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    October 27, 2024 at 20:07 in reply to: about gelatine

    Not sure if it’s animal but it says “leaf gelatin w 170bloom”…?

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    Salma Sali

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    October 26, 2024 at 05:16 in reply to: Using Bread/Dough improver in Antonio’s recipe

    Ok. I got you. Thank you so much.

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    Salma Sali

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    October 25, 2024 at 16:48 in reply to: Using Bread/Dough improver in Antonio’s recipe

    Thank you Sussan,

    I also noticed some changes in the recipe from Antonio’s first croissant classes to his 2nd (where those fancy bow type of croissants). It seems like the same recipe but it changed a bit in weight. Also when I tried the new one from the second croissant videos, my dough became a bit softer not that tough as in his first recipe. And also I reduced a bit of butter for lamination (from 500g to 338g) as to be honest no butter leaking issue faced afterwords.

    so with all that being said I still want to try to use bread improver. But in this case with the second recipe of Antonio and butter of 338g for lamination how much of the bread improver should I use?

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    Salma Sali

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    October 25, 2024 at 14:44 in reply to: Glaze spray

    Sussan,

    will this air gun works for our glazing purposes? (Chocolate making, croissant decorating with glazing)

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    Salma Sali

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    October 25, 2024 at 14:30 in reply to: about gelatine

    Sussan,

    Is it possible to replace this gelatin with something like Kosher gelatin? Or Agar-Agar? If yes please advice any substitutes and the ratio? 🙏

    thank you

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    Salma Sali

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    October 22, 2024 at 05:01 in reply to: New recipe of Antonio Bachour confusing

    Hi Sussan,

    Thank you for your support in this matter. I understand your points and those referring to the 2:35 min. But it is important to identify which line is horizontal. When we start lamination the dough is facing us in the rectangular form waiting for a butter being incorporated. Once we start folding left/right, the size of the dough shrink so from that point the shortest part is considered to be horizontal and the longest part perpendicular relatively? Or maybe using a folding part (the fold line) would make more sense in terms of direction identifying?

    Thank you 🙏

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    Salma Sali

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    October 21, 2024 at 02:17 in reply to: Croissant layers and inside

    Hi Sussan,

    My heating process failed. I didn’t even try to go that high as you recommended because at 356 degrees my croissants burn out after it heats 10th min. Maybe 400 for the first 5 min then 10 min at 356 would work better?..

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    Salma Sali

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    October 11, 2024 at 20:21 in reply to: Croissant layers and inside

    Thank you so much. I’ll try your method, but see even in the images again the outer looks ok, however when freshly cooked and cut in half the inner is not as perfect as it should be, didn’t see much flaky texture, moister, but the next day though I can see some honeycomb only on the larger rings…is the honeycomb should be appealing when freshly baked right?

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