Defending the bakery and pastry craftsmanship
It is necessary to know about the history of croissants and how they are made in order to master today’s croissant. Lescure offers you a croissant recipe inspired by traditional know-how, yielding croissants that stand out for their curved shape, esthetic appeal and complex flavours.
These new approaches to consider will help you reinvent this viennoiserie and take your croissant recipe to new heights.
Sharing his knowledge and tips with you, the executive Pastry Chef at La Maison de l’Excellence Savencia® Nicolas Boussin gives you new approaches to consider, allowing you to reinvent your croissant recipe and take your croissant recipe to new heights.
From the choice of ingredients, to incorporating the butter sheet and shaping the croissant ends, discover the method of this Best Pastry Craftsman (MOF) in 2000 in France to obtain croissants with outstanding, even development.
Find more details about the steps involved in making Traditional Croissant with a series of thematic videos on Lescure’s Instagram page.
Choosing a good butter for the turns is essential for making good croissants. It is the butter that determines their development, making them flaky and crisp.
Charentes-Poitou butter PDO, Lescure meets strict specifications, both in terms of where the milk comes from as well as how the butter is made.
Each step, from collecting the milk to churning the cream, including the selection of lactic ferments and how long the cream is allowed to ripen, is closely supervised in order to develop maximum flavour.
That is why the resulting butter is exceptional, with an unrivalled flavour of hazelnuts and a firm yet supple texture that ensures uniformity when giving the pastry dough its turns.
Let your customers know that you are a committed artisan and that you are using Charentes-Poitou butter PDO, Lescure to make your croissants.
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