Professional Baker Teaches You How To Make PUFF PASTRY!
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- Based on the classic French method of making puff pastry, but is assembled inverted, or “inside out”. Where a traditional puff pastry is made by wrapping a block of butter (beurrage) with a flour/water dough (détrempe) and then folded, this recipe does the reverse and folds the dough with the butter. It is no more challenging a method than the traditional way, but it does result in a remarkably flaky and tender puff pastry that rises evenly and rolls out easily.
Puff pastry does take time to make, as it must rest in between folds, but it is well worth the effort. This recipe makes enough for an assortment of baked items. If just preparing one of these, any excess dough can be frozen for later use. Simply thaw in the fridge before rolling and using.
Makes about 1.4 kg of dough (about 3 lbs)
Puff Pastry Ingredients:
Détrempe
4 cup (600 g) all-purpose flour
1 cup (250 ml) cool water
1/2 cup + 1 Tbsp (130 g) unsalted butter, at room temperature
1 Tbsp (12 g) sugar
2 tsp (10 g) salt
1 Tbsp (15 ml) lemon juice or white vinegar
Beurrage
3 cup (675 g) unsalted butter, at room temperature
1 cup (150 g) all-purpose flour
Puff Pastry Assembly
1. For the détrempe step, fit a stand mixer with the dough hook attachment and blend all of the ingredients together on low speed and then , once blended, increase the speed one level and mix for 4 minutes. Shape the dough into an 8-inch square, wrap and chill for at least 30 minutes, up to 2 hours.
2. For the beurrage, beat the butter with the flour in the stand mixer with the paddle until smooth. Line an 8-inch square pan with plastic and scrape the butter into the pan, spreading to level (as it will be soft). Chill this until it is the same consistency as the détrempe - this could take 30 to 90 minutes. If the beurrage sets firmly or you are making it well ahead, let it soften to just cooler than room temperature.
3. For the lamination stage, remove the beurrage from the pan onto a well-floured work surface. Dust a heavy rolling pin with flour and roll the beurrage into a rectangle about 16-x-9-inches. Lift the beurrage occasionally to ensure it isn’t sticking to the work surface (after the first roll, it does not stick at all). Place the détrempe in the centre of the beurrage and fold the beurrage over to completely envelope the détrempe. Roll the dough out to a rectangle 20-x-10-inches, flouring the dough and work surface as needed. Fold into thirds, but be sure to dust off any excess flour with a pastry brush before folding. Rotate the dough 90 degrees and repeat rolling the dough to a 20-x-10-inch rectangle, brushing off and folding into thirds. Wrap the dough, label it with a #1 (for first fold) and chill for a minimum of 2 hours up to a day.
4. For the second fold, roll the dough again into a 20-x-10-inch rectangle, brush off excess flour and fold into thirds. Rotate the dough 90 degrees, repeat the rolling and folding and then wrap and label the dough with a #2 and chill for a minimum of 2 hours and up to a day.
5. For the final fold, roll and fold the dough the dough into thirds for the final time (just once this time). The dough is now complete, but must be wrapped and chilled for a minimum of 2 hours before using.
6. The puff pastry dough can keep refrigerated for up to 4 days, or can be portioned and frozen for up to 3 months. Thaw in the fridge before using.
7. Makes about 1.4 kg of dough (about 3 lbs).
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This lady has a literal drawer full of sugar. That's the biggest flex I've ever seen.
Lmfao
The pantry at the old Victorian house that I grew up in had a huge flour drawer and a sugar chest built in. It also had a butler window into the dining area so that the cooking area was firmly separated from the household. My mother made use of the built in fixtures for a good long while. Horrible cook, but a great baker.
😂😂😂😂
You don’t buy it by the 25# bag? 😂
What is a “literal drawer “🤔
I made it just as she demonstrated, and it puffed up like CRAZY. The result was absolutely amazing and the crispy and flaky layers were just beyond description. My family LOVED it! And guess what, this was my first time making puff pastry dough. Everybody, Anna right here the queen of pastry!
U can follow a recipe. Good job
@@turtlebutt711 Rude. Some recipes are better than others. I appreciate hearing from someone who's tried the recipe and can confirm that it worked for them.
@@turtlebutt711 apparently u never followed ANY recipe.
鄧立潔 you should fold it six times, that’s the best number of folds in my opinion.
How long it took from scratch to the end
A a qualified baker with over fifteen years in the trade I must say this is one of the best videos I have seen on this platform demonstrating how to make a proper puff pastry. Most will demonstrate some form of flaky pastry rather than a puff.
How do you cut the massive dough into small sections to roll out smaller portions
@@dany4352rocks knife
Can we convert the transcript to English for the deaf audience please?
@@dany4352rocks You cut it perpendicular to the folds and use it as normal.
I love EVERYTHING about this video! how she's straight to the point, her kitchen drawers, the camera angles all just speak proffesionalism and QUALITY! for some reason this was so relaxing to watch
I just love how professional she is. Technique, economy of motion, logic, elegance, good narration, and spit-on teacher. The results are perfect and consistent. Terrific. I'm learning a ton.
I'm dying of envy. Your ingredient drawers are awesome
lordseph ikr
lordseph hahahahahahs
I wonder how the ants don't get into the sugar
OML SAME
Yep the pull out drawers look the part but are the cockroach proof????
and the ants in the sugar ????
Her effortless movements are proof she's an expert. Can't fake that kind of confidence in the kitchen.
I love it how you're putting so much raw effort in the dough and don't care about symmetry like other. This is how I image true baking.
The first time I tried making puff pastry from scratch, I used the "normal" method of making it, and it turned out HORRIBLY! I tried your way the second time and it came out absolutely perfect! It was every bit as good as something you would buy at a professional bakery. I give this recipe an A++ rating 😊
My first experience was the same. And I yet not try that recipe I think it will be great.
What do you mean by 'normal' method? Is it like Joyofbaking's blitz method?
@@coonalisa230 normally pastry is inside the dough not the other way around like in the video
@@Darkangel7n8 I've tried the usual way and ofcourse I still have no idea if its me or if its the method I used so I never tried making puff pastry again. It has been over 5 years and after watching this, I will try this method.
Same thing, my first time making it from scratch, while I was busy preparing other ingredients, my dad confused it for kneaded dough and messed it up! XD
TH-cam has saved me so much time and MONEY....Omg. After seeing this....I'm gonna be a baking maniac. NO MORE buying puff pastry dough. I feel so EMPOWERED now. This channel is one of my GO TOs......I'm about to AMAZE My siblings with my homemade APPLE TURNOVERS....Omg. I just love this channel.
Just wanted to say, I followed this recipe to the T and it was a major success. I made Pastelitos de Goya a e Quesso and it was a hit. It puffed up perfectly and the layers were just perfect. And it was flavor! I made the dough one day (took about 6 hours) and I waited an hour in between folds, I also tried to get as many fold as I could before the dough became too soft instead of doing just 2 folds at a time. I cut the dough I’m half and wrapped it with saran wrap, placed it in a tuba-ware that fit and froze it until I needed it again. The night before I needed to use it, I thawed it by letting it sit out/ or thaw in the fridge. I rolled it out as thin as I could (about a centimeter thin) and cut into 6 x 6 in squares putting flour in between each square and stacked it. Then put it back in the tuba-wear and into the fridge to use the next day. Definitely recommend
How many of these did you get puff pls tell my baby birthday July 28 th i will try this . So pls tell
Did yours when you bake, gets a lot of butter melted?
Question if you're knowledgable... Can you switch out the butter and instead use rendered bacon fat to make this recipe?
@@thecatsister3040mine did this and was a mess
Even though I used salted butter, and forgot to add butter to the dough until I'd already kneaded it for a couple of minutes, the butter block immediately cracked and stuck to the counter, I only chilled it for 20 - 30 min in between folds, folded 3 times in between chills, and I was half drunk the whole time, it came out amazing. Made square biscuits with it. 👌
blud u better not be capping cuz this comment is the reason im going to use this tutorial and not any other but if you where lying istg im gonna shove the dough up your- nose ^^
im sorry
After watching all the videos on TH-cam on puff pastry making, I bought it from the pastry shop!
I know. It's soooo much easier to just buy it. Right?!
😂😂🤣🤣
Here in Brazil, that's not easily found in markets. I don't believe we have pastry shops. I'm trying to do the Ramsay's Wellington and the step "you just place puff pastry on it" sounds like "just sprinkle it with fairy dust".
Hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
Do it yourself, it is not that hard & like you said there is a lot of videos on how to make it! We have a puff pastry recipe which is more detailed if you interested. Trust me, it's worth it to make it yourself
I'm impressed by those big drawers full of sugar and flour. Genius
I NEED a kitchen like this
Your kitchen is so amazing perfectly fit for a baker 👨🏼🍳
Renebel Sanefuji the drawers containing flour and sugar is such a goal!
I think this is a studio kitchen and not one in a home. Just asking for insects storing flour and sugar like that.
This just blew my mind! I have made two batches of puff pastry from another recipe using yeast, straight butter (no flour added), no lemon, and the butter on the inside, and with considerably shorter wait times in between, but this looks so much better. I can't wait to try it!
Thank you, thank you!!! My daughter made a Ground Beef filling, and an apple filling for the Puff Pastry. They were delicious! God BLESS you for sharing your "gift"!
This woman is one of the best pastry chefs of the century!
As a dude I'm not supposed to be envious of other people's kitchens, for goodness sake... yet here I am, 100% jealous of how well organised that layout is! Great video.
who says a man isn’t supposed to be envious of a kitchen? you can feel anyway you want. men cook and bake too lol
I love that Anna is a classic cook who gives us foolproof methods, what a queen
This is honestly the best puff pastry recipe I've ever used. I've made this so many times and it's always a big hit for parties. Puffs up a TON! I love the inverse method too as it gives even butter layers. Thank you Anna!
This puff pastry is the best. It is just like the lovely puff pastry they sell in the supermarkets in France.
"How rich do you want to be?"
So rich I can afford a drawer for sugar container.
Oh my word 🤣
Same here🤭
I'm not rich and I have a drawer of flour and another for sugar. Just have to have the space to dedicate your drawers to those things. Got the idea from my grandma who baked all the time.
My first attempt at puff pastry was with this recipe, I don’t believe in the “shortcuts”! And was I so glad I did it this way! The pastries came out soooo buttery, extremely flaky, just a million delicious buttery layers of crispiness. They were perfect.
Thank you. I am definitely a visual learner. Your style of teaching makes seemingly difficult techniques easy. The puff pastry I made was incredible! I used it in apple turnovers, and they came out beautifully.
I made this today and it was so flaky and buttery. I halved all the ingredients. The first fold was the hardest because the beurrage was not staying together. Added some flour and rolled it. The rest of the foldings were pretty manageable. I also didn’t have a big rolling pin. It was worth the work.
One advice : make sure the temperature of the dough and the work station is always cool enough.
Thank you so much for the recipe!
This is literally the best puff pastry I’ve made in my now 4 years in the baking/culinary field at my college. This is better than what the chefs give tbh. Very easy to make, just need to be patient but I used this to make an Apple strudel, nice and butter the flakiness is out of this world. Love it so much I’m using it AGAIN to make a strawberry strudel.
How thin do you roll it out for a strudel?
Question if you're knowledgable... Can you switch out the butter and instead use rendered bacon fat to make this recipe?
What recipe i can make by using this puff pastry? Its my 1st time🙏
@@fara217 While I haven't made it myself (yet) I'm sure putting some cooked apples in there and making apple pies would work well. Experiment?
I’ve never made pastries before quarantine and I’ve made this recipe twice now and it’s given me the best results. It’s worth the time so make sure you’re planning ahead
i made this today and my entire family is in love with it. it has layer and it is crispy thank you.
Just tried this recipe, BEST RECIPE YET!! This is pure quality, and when baked up, whether for cookies or pastries, it just MELTS in your mouth.. absolutely outstanding!
hello do u have any idea why my pastry didnt puff up when i baked it
I think the whole purpose of your show is to make us appreciate the hard work that goes with making the dough so we won't complain about the prices of the pastries that we 'BUY' from the bakeries. I've watched puffy dough making videos many times, but always ended up going to the stores to buy the baked goods.
And this is amateur. As professional, you will be expected to do this, way more clean and fast.
Due to supply chain problems I cannot find pre-made puff pastry in the frozen section in any of the towns near me. I came to youtube looking for a recipe that was not intimidating. I found this one. The first time I made it, it was perfect! Thank you so much for making these videos. I will never buy premade again.
I watched this video about 10 times in anticipation of making puff pastry for the first time. I was actually so intimidated by the thought of making this. I read many recipes and reviews and chose this one because Anna Olson's presentation is so clear and she's so confidant (which she should be if she made all of those pastry doughs in her cooler). I followed her instructions, except I didn't add sugar because I was using it for a savory torte. I also messed up in the beginning by not leaving the beurrage in the fridge long enough for our warm and humid day. I thought I wrecked it, butter sticking to everything and especially all over my counter. But, I put it back in and chilled it longer and I have to say that this puff pastry came out so, so good. Many, many layers and so delicious! I am so excited that I know how to make this and I will be making pastry for everyone I know from now on.
Congrats, and good for you for having the courage to try this recipe out!
Wow, a precise, clear video showing how to make the pastry, AND the recipe. She really is a professional!
I watched this like 30 times before making this. I made it just like her making sure to chill the dough in between rolling and the pastries I made puffed up so much! Great recipe! Make sure to always keep the dough cold or else it sticks like crazy.
What temperature did you bake it at? And for how long? I didnt see any baking instructions.
@@stephaniereuter6328 bake it at the temperature the recipe you're using the puff pasty for tells you to
@@LaurenCH528 and if I want to just bake it alone?
@@stephaniereuter6328 put it at 350°F or lower and bake for 15 minutes, take it out, cut one in half and put it back in for 5 more mins if it's not fully baked
I’ve always wanted to make my own puff pastry but it always seemed like a lot of effort. Well, this year for Christmas I wanted to make a Beef Wellington and Everyone was out of frozen puff pastry. I gave your recipe/method a go. I wasn’t doing so well rolling out the butter as a sheet like you did and then putting the dough on top of it so I put the butter on top of the dough which still worked out for me. When all was said and done, the dough turned out quite well and my Beef Wellington was a huge success! Thanks and I will try it again.
This is the best recipe. Made pie with the dough and my family was dying over how amazing it was!
I have tested this recipe. So nice, not too oily, if youre concerned with the excessive butter amount. I made a full recipe, stored the unused opart in freezer for future use. I prefer to DIY vs store bought so I got yo control the ingredients, i.e., no preservative.
I'm Italian, and I make home made pasta, butter, garlic butter, parsley butter. black pepper butter, ice cream, croissants, puff pastry, Bolognese suace and so on... I bake and cook by forever and I want to tell you that you can clearly tell that you are a professional baker. Short and clear instructions in the real way to do the puff pastry. I watched (for fun) many recipes for the puff pastry in English, and I was astonished to see how people claim to make the puff pastry but they do not. They make crazy procedures. I saw one guy that was freezing the butter for then grate it into the flour hahaha... Basically all of them, put the butter inside the dough. Instead (IF YOU WANTS TO MAKE A REAL PUFF PASTRY), it is the REVERSE, like you did. People say that you have to make 6 times the folding part... I saw people telling that you have to leave the dough rest in the fridge for 3 days... Three days????!!!! Not even the Croissants need so long rest!!! Well done Madam! Really well done!
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To make puff pastry can we use bread flour?
Or just All-purpose flour
@@ElyonaiAsiel Plain flours are best for pastry because their gluten strands are relaxed while the stronger gluten in bread flours can cause pastry to shrink back.
@@ElyonaiAsiel You can mix half and half and it will comes but the best it is the plain one... Of course, all porpoise can be used it is all porpoises.. JUst mixing flours or use just the all purpoise, change a bit the taste...
One of my favorite bakers' awesome work my lady God bless you.
Is it me or this is satisfying to watch? 😌💖
thank you
It is indeed ! The video is short & sweet.
I have watched so many videos on puff pastry. But this!!!!! It was like a Christmas morning opening gift kind of excitement! THANK YOU! OMG! I love the ingredients in the drawers.
Wow! This is the easiest, simplest, most concise explanatory demonstration I've seen for this recipe in a loooong time! I love it! Now I feel fearless to go make it :)
I added spices to my barrage and made dinner rolls. They were excellent , the way you did everything in this video I copied it other than my added my spices to the barrage and they turned out very well😊😊😊 all the spices I used was tamarack, dried green onion, dried powdered garlic I dried and crushed and ground my own garlic , I dried my own green onion that I had choped , at the end I folded in mozzarella cheese that was finely grated. They made wonderful dinner rolls . Thank you so much for your recipe.
Very well organised kitchen. All ingedints are at hands reach !!!👍👍
Thank you Joaquim! It was designed especially for making baking easy!
@@ohyum where can i buy one 0_0
You cannot. She custom designed it
I love every video you make . So easy and to the point . Thank you❤
I'm mildly shocked by the amount of puff pastries she has in her fridge.
I mildly shocked by the fact that I find atleast 1 kpop fan in almost every youtube video I watch :D
I'm more shocked about the amount of butter in that dough !!
chimglishguru,
Anna owns a bakery shop, I am sure she uses all that dough for in her shop.
She owns a bakery
+I see Ewe makes sense
I've had to rewind and watch again. I'm seriously jealous of the kitchen
holy shit i want that kitchen
akogarehouse lol
Take it
Same
THAT KITCHEN COST AT LEAST 10 000 EUROS
Im amazed to see the drawers of ingeredients.. man i would have ants full in the sugar drawer
Yes! I was thinking the same thing we have a terrible problem with humidity and ants
So all my ingredients would clump and be a gross ants nest!
There is no sugar drawer
They have lids for the drawers to protect them. They just don't show during the video.
@@pleasesubscribeandshareand2892 she literally gets a spoon of sugar from a drawer
This is obviously a professional setup with a high level of investment. She must be going through ingredients pretty rapidly. I would guess the environment is climate controlled and pretty well pest-controlled and containers kept cleaned and often switched out.
Best pastry dough video on TH-cam
Thank you so much!
omg. that kitchen is a cooks or bakers heaven. everything just where you need it.
Wow. I have been dreading making this as a new baker. You just made it seem so easy even though it's a lot of work.
I watched this video 2 days ago and now that I made it and it rose heavenly I came back to thank you ♥️. I can't even bake a cake properly and here I am making puff pastry and it was success from the first try... You are amazing woman... Thank you so much ♥️!
F.zahra El assri did you used water at room temperature or chilled water ??
@@alizaamjad2658 I used water right from the tap
"A shocking amount of butter" that's now my new years resolution. Thanks for the excellent vids Anna.
It’s not my first time laminating dough but it was my first time making puff pastry and it turned out AMAZING. ❤❤❤
OMG I've tried this method and its brilliant. I must say I was very reluctant of using too much butter but after trying it myself it's the best puff pastry I have ever tasted. I would say however I have tried freezing my butter and dough (20 -30 minutes each way) just to save time and its taste just as same.
once you have done all the folding, rolling and resting and it is ready to use, do you roll until it is a thin slice?
@@AS-xi6lp Roll 4-5 mm thin, It is also important to have the oven preheated so that your puff pastry can rise
Thank you so much!!!!!
Can you please tell me the if the cup size is for 125 gram or 250 gram?? It would be really helpful. Thank you in advance.
@@shamimayesmin764 all the gram measurements are in the description. just press or click on the title
I was today years old when I learned about a Beurrage; not to be confused with a barrage 🤣...I can't wait to try this now, thank you.
she has drawers for each ingredient, so you know she's legit
Oh my god this turned out to be so great I wish I could upload a picture
After watching this.. I've decided to go to the grocery store to buy puff pastry
My thoughts exactly 😂😂
The puff pastry you buy in a store is not the same as a homemade one
Love the no scale cup of flour dip and wipe level with a finger..when you're good you just know
Really can't wait to try making this puff pastry dough the way you have explained about the method I really loved it could not have got any better than this thank you for sharing your recipes.
The instructions are clear and simple to follow. Thank you Love the storage spaces
I’ve been making this for years now my favorite video on puff pastry a bit time consuming but it always comes out delicious
Anna Olson I'm an ardent follower of your show. Among all the pastry series your's is the easiest to follow. Tq for showing how to make a delicious puff pastry.
Thank you
I just took the first batch out of the oven and ... hellooo gorgeous! Super flaky, crispy but still tender, buttery and delicious. This isn't super labor intensive and most of the time involved is when it's resting/cooling. The recipe also makes a lot of dough so use one part and freeze the rest. I'll be making this recipe again!
how much times did u fold?
@@poop-nq2yw Sorry, I didn't see this until now. I followed how she did it in the video.
I'm awestruck with the way your handle things
I like her, there's always a sense of passion in her every move.thumbs up!! I had all your ingredients in your videos and i am trying them one by one.and it's awesome!!!
Hi Julie, thanks for stopping by! It's great to hear that you are trying out our recipes! Keep it up!
Your recipes are the best ❤. Thank you very much
I just made this last night but halved the recipe, it still turned out perfect, and it was my first try! I was so impressed! This video is so helpful, thank you so much!
How did you half the recipe?
Sana Kamran just divide the ingredients in half
I must say you are amazing my house was destroy by fire and now buildind my house ,i reach in the kitchen and believe me i am taking patten from your drawers i dont have to bend down thank you for all your beautfull treats i love baking wishing you and yours a blessed happy newyear💕
I remember when we made puff pastries in baking class it was one of the hardest things we did but worth it's doing in the end because it's very delicious
Fell in love with those drawers.
I was honestly skeptic all about this recipe. But seriously everyone needs to try it is works sooooo well
I love this pastry it is soooo delicious
So happy to see Chef
You are such a great Baker ❤👍👍
I made this a month ago was great. Took some time but was worth it.
The best way to make a beautiful puff pastry.
there is no such thing as a shocking amount of butter. 😚 the more the better.
Kristen Harral the more the butter
french logic...
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Sprinkles that's what I was thinking lol
Amen.
Going to be my first time to do this is so exciting 😅 thanks you for recipes
How would I form the dough part it I don’t have a dough hook? Could I do it by hand? And if I can how would I do that and make sure I don’t over work the dough?
Also when you chill them in between folds/turns do you have to do your next fold in 2 hours or can it be chilled for longer than that? And if so how long can you rest it between turns/folds? can you over rest puff pastry?
Sorry for all the questions it’s been a while and I can’t remember everything 😬
Thanks!
Btw I LOVE this video because I have been looking everywhere(online) for an authentic recipe for puff pastry so that you get all those beautiful flaky layers 😋
I don't know if you have a food processor, but most food processors have plastic inserts that you use in them so that you can you can use it to knead things in it. I have a large processor that I used for kneading before I got my Kitchen Aid stand Mixer. There are also hand mixers that have dough hooks or lower priced stand mixers that do the job just as well as a higher priced version.
I have not yet tried the recipe, but look at your comments, has made me to try it out ,
This is my first time doing croissant, and it turned out perfect.
Thank you Anna. I'm a big fan.
amazing, glad to hear!
God. Years later i still want her kitchen.
She has a cool kitchen. Always a fan of her ❤😊
I made it today and it turned out awesome
i find so many Barbary but no body's working like u my sweet lady. thank u so much,,,,,,,
I have never made puff pastry before, this method was fabulous and the result better than I could have expected Thank you very much. Angela Evans London UK
watching how you presentate the prosedure was more worthed than hearing my lecturer explaining in my pastry practical lab.
Glad it helped you.
iam very much impressed the teaching method of ana osolon .thank you ver much
I didn't realise I needed rolling pins with the handles on the outsides. I was always using the ones with handles on the insides.
LOL always the joker in the crowd. That was me when young always saw humor in all things. Love life, joy always.
Life is short
@@martaaltheide5146
I love it I'll try it and see I got it wright
whats the room temperature when rolling the beurrage?
it seems really challenging to me to keep the butter in shape no melted/got sticky.
Same here
@@Anahcnaw same
Yeah how's that not melting all over the place? But then again I live in tropical country so this might be impossible for me lol
Righttt i did it Yesteday and it melted :/ so I had to put it in the fridge again
I recomment not doing this in our region - tropical, i read your comment too late so i feel like i waste a ton of butter, my solution is plastic wrap, one layer on top and one on botom, rolling it like the video and put it in fridge some minutes, and follow the steps.
She is amazing chef’ i love the way she bake, her kitchen and drawer dreamingvto have one🥰 her demonstartion and explanation i very clear aswell her recipe is amazing and easy to follow..🥰🥰
Anna, you said at 1:42 mark to add lemon juice to the detrempe and that it was,
"really important" however, you didn't say why it was important. I have made puff pastry countless times but never heard of lemon juice as an ingredient. What function does the juice serve?
If I am not mistaken, the acid in the lemon juice prevents too much gluten forming and starts to break it down, making your puff pastry flaky, tender and have clear defined laminated layers of beurrage and detrempe. It also stops the pastry turning an off colour, sometimes pastry goes from a golden buttery colour to a dirty beige over time. However it is not a necessary ingredient, it just aids the flakiness. Hope that helps!
+Andrew in the Kitchen Wow, you really do help a lot of the troubleshooting we have !!
Haha it's what you learn when you have qualifications in food and are obsessed with baking!
lemon juice helps to keep the flexibility of the dough, otherwise the dough get cracked while sheeting.
i think lemon juice being an acid will start breaking the down the gluten protein n it helps in rolling the dough a bit uniformly like they use vinegar in preparing a strudel n they roll the dough super thin, i like the lemon juice since breaking down the protein gluten acting against long gluten strand formations as well as easy rolling
Her kitchen is AMAZING!!
Oh how I would like a stand mixer like that! However..
I am going to try this, it looks really good. Thank you 🙏🏻
Nice stand mixers are a lifetime investment. I know that when I move out of my parents house after college and stuff I'm gonna need one, but my parents' one has lasted them probably longer than I've been alive or close to it with no sign of stopping. If you ever have the chance to save up for the expensive as hell nice kitchenaid, I highly recommend it. Kitchenaids last forever and are so versatile-- it's amazing.
I love how this is straight to the point but really educational not like those 20mins videos like please! I just want the recipe! I love the kitchen btw!
I love your kitchen 😍😍😍😍😍
I loved it😊😊😊 is there any recipe teaching how to use it?