Cranberry Golden Croissant
High-gluten flour 310g | Milk 120g |
Cream 50g | Egg white (for brushing the surface with egg yolk) 1 piece |
Sugar 70g | Salt 2g |
Yeast 4g | Butter 35g |
Step 1
Place all ingredients except butter into bread panStep 2
After kneading for ten minutes, add butter and continue kneading for 25 minutes.Step 3
My bread machine stopped after 25 minutes because the film was not coming out very well. I kneaded it with my hands for 5 minutes.Step 4
The glove film is already very good, right? Some friends always say that the bread they make is not soft. In fact, I would like to ask if the film has formed when you knead the dough?Step 5
Let the dough rise until it is two to two and a half times in sizeStep 6
Transfer the fermented dough to a chopping board to deflate, divide into 8 equal portions, roll into balls and rest for ten minutes.Step 7
Shape the rested dough into a carrot shape and rest for another ten minutes.Step 8
Take a piece of dough and roll it out to be as wide as possible and as long as possible.Step 9
Cut the bottom part and sprinkle some dried cranberries on it, but leave the top part alone.Step 10
Roll up the openingStep 11
Roll it up and press the interface to the bottom.Step 12
Place on a baking sheet and cover with plastic wrap for fermentation.Step 13
No matter what method you use to ferment, wait until it reaches 1.5-2 times in size. Add a little water or milk to the remaining egg yolk and mix thoroughly, then gently brush onto the surface without brushing too much.Step 14
Preheat the oven at 180 degrees for ten minutes and bake the middle rack for 15-20 minutes. The specific temperature and time will depend on your oven.Step 15
It's all outStep 16
Very soft and brushedStep 17
One more Cranberry Golden Croissant Cooking TipsRemind again: Flours have different water absorption properties. Before adding butter, observe the softness and hardness of the dough and adjust accordingly.