Making croissant dough

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  • Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
  • Brandon of B.K. Bakery in Jefferson City, Missouri making croissant dough using a sheeter.

Комментарии • 25

  • @gerardjones7881
    @gerardjones7881 4 года назад +2

    as a retired baker I can say without doubt this poor guy was never trained by a baker.
    people think they can take a class and that is training, it isn't.

  • @rydog105
    @rydog105 13 лет назад +4

    Very cool, your pastries look amazing on your website! What percentage of butter to flour is this dough? Did it have any initial fermentation or was it straight from mixing to chilled? You gave the dough a full (book) and a half (single), are there any more turns before the final roll out? Im a small hobby baker from New Zealand and this is the best place for learning!!
    Thank you

  • @MohammadHakim-qf3pw
    @MohammadHakim-qf3pw 2 дня назад

    prise kya hai iski

  • @mujisukrilah1578
    @mujisukrilah1578 4 года назад

    Sangat simpel .. Pasti harganya berapa ya dan power listriknya berapa waty ya ... Di indo ada nggak ya 🙏🙏

  • @masuri61
    @masuri61 Год назад

    How many kilos of dough?
    How many kilos of butter?

  • @evehuang6955
    @evehuang6955 5 лет назад

    nice

  • @jennascheitel2345
    @jennascheitel2345 11 лет назад +2

    Any professional bakery will use a sheeter to do laminated doughs. It's just common sense.

    • @butterfliesandtape
      @butterfliesandtape 4 года назад +1

      Not true. Space and financial coat are also deciding factors. We make all of ours by hand; it's easy peasy and allows us greatrr control over the process. And the only machine we use is a wooden wheel 👍

  • @deranggasaputra9667
    @deranggasaputra9667 2 года назад

    This proses name dobble single laminated 👍

  • @writereducator
    @writereducator 5 лет назад

    Hope your business can get back on its feet. Even K.C. might be too small a market for what you dream of doing.

  • @bestofworld90
    @bestofworld90 Год назад

    Actually this is only sheeting dough and a lock in.

  • @baxterenrife
    @baxterenrife 13 лет назад +3

    I'm sure this guy isn't that fussy when the camera isn't on him!

  • @shadyltd080
    @shadyltd080 3 года назад

    why trim off the edges? your just wasting dough.... LOL

    • @aviationchannel6204
      @aviationchannel6204 3 года назад +1

      Some people like to mix it into the next dough (the next day's baking), so there is no wastage.

  • @jsa.2004
    @jsa.2004 8 лет назад +8

    trimming should be done after the use of sheeter or lamination process
    . one should not just trim and trim while using sheeter.

    • @simonevanie9616
      @simonevanie9616 6 лет назад

      Justin Vault cmt avoir ce appareil aussi

    • @godschild5785
      @godschild5785 5 лет назад

      Justin, u r right!!! Wat a waste!!!

    • @winstatalk
      @winstatalk 5 лет назад +3

      @@godschild5785 he is wrong...and the excess dough can be mixed in with the next batch of croissant dough

    • @michaeljorgenson83
      @michaeljorgenson83 4 года назад

      Your right Justin the first triangle would take care of that

  • @erikadwiyuliana6429
    @erikadwiyuliana6429 3 года назад

    Haduh. Butuh alatnya, tp mehong. 10jt ke atas😔

  • @rajendersinghsingh35
    @rajendersinghsingh35 Год назад

    Sir if you don't mind can you explain the croissant dough recipe please sir

  • @leetomlee7265
    @leetomlee7265 3 года назад

    what brand of sheeter were you using?