The Art of French Croissants: A simple culinary delight.

By George M. J. Zak

Whenever I set foot in France, there’s a special thing I eagerly anticipate, indulging in a freshly baked good! More than a mere pastry, the croissant is an emblem of French finesse and culinary tradition. It’s not just the taste but the experience given by the flaky crunchy layers, the buttery aroma that fills the air of a Parisian boulangerie, and the warm, golden hue that beckons a new day, and for the next recipe Ill do pain aux chocolate!

In the spirit of sharing this delightful tradition, I offer you a classic recipe to recreate the magic of French croissants in your own kitchen.

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Classic French Croissant Recipe

Ingredients:

For the Dough:

• 500g all-purpose flour
• 10g salt
• 50g sugar
• 20g fresh yeast
• 140ml warm milk
• 60ml water

For the Butter Layer:

• 250g unsalted butter

Instructions:

1. Begin with the Yeast: Dissolve fresh yeast in warm milk. The warmth is…