Your previous baking videos have all been excellent, but this one was revelatory. I never imagined that I could make something as complicated as a croissant, but the first time I followed your recipe, they came out absolutely perfect. I mean, ridiculously perfect. I literally laughed out loud when I ate the first one because it was so good. Thank you for continuing to challenge what I think I’m capable of in the kitchen.
When applying eggwash, make sure to not touch the layers, otherwise it may fuse the layering and the layers won't separate properly. Just do the flat surfaces with a painter's brush.
nonsense, i was parisien apprenticed over 50 years ago, the lack of layer separation is caused by dry yeast, i wouldn't bother making croiss if i only have dry yeast. buy beg borrow or steal fresh compressed yeast, you'll never bake with dry yeast again.
It's awesome that you include the instructions for an hand-kneaded version, because not everybody has a stand-mixer. I really appreciate that you try to make your recipes as accessible as possible. That said, my Kitchen-Aid probably represents some of the best money I've ever spent on a kitchen gadget, and I'm not even really a baker. I've made so much pizza dough in that thing.
This officially makes you my favorite cooking youtuber. Not because you made croissants, which are awesome, or because you took the extra time to show us the hand-mixing method, which is also awesome. It's because you used the right butter.
You're a legend! Also, thank you so much for telling us what butter you used and showing the difference. So many TH-camrs and chefs don't emphasize how important certain ingredients are
Legit, first time I made croissants I didn't check the label properly and accidentally sued the "spreadable" variety... no matter how much I chilled the butter it was sooo hard to work with, after a could of bashes/ rolls of the pin it started melting
Commercial croissants are made using a super concentrated butter not really available to home cooks, up to 96% fat, but if you go for the highest fat, lowest water version you can find, you won't go far wrong.
Perfect, you do not mess around... lots of content and info in a short time. I make notes and when I cannot write it fast enough, I always can pause the video. The video is just 13 minutes but making croissants from scratch is serious work.
Took me a couple of tries to dial this in. For those curious if you can prep this the night before and do the final bake in the morning, yes you can! I found that if you do all the steps up until the proofing phase, you can refrigerate the unbaked croissants overnight, then proof them first thing in the morning. You'll have piping hot croissants in about 2 hours!
These were a home run on the first try. All the details about how to handle the butter and why it was important helped me evaluate where I was at with my butter block and avoid making mistakes I totally would have made otherwise. I for sure have room for improvement but these were overall a success and I'm encouraged to keep making them and getting better at it.
Tried the recipe today and they turned out delicious!! I nearly punched a wall and cried after they started leaking butter but calmed myself and just continued and who would have guessed they are perfectly fine and tasty! Thank you so much! But still the Frustration with a french cuisine is real! :D
I just want to thank you because croissants are one of my wife’s favorite things and I used this video to make them and they came out amazing. My wife loved them. Thank you so much.
Please note: at 11:10 if you do not remove the pan after 2-3 mins, your butter will leech out due to the added heat. You must remove the pan with steaming water or it will bleed the croissants from the butter inside.
I would put the pan in while you cut and shape the croissants. By the time you finish that the oven should be plenty humid and at a slightly cooler temperature.
Hi Brian, I discovered your channel about one week ago and I'm obsessed! I binged watched all your videos in two days and I can't get enough! Thank you for all the great videos and the inspiration you give me to try to cook new stuff. I cant wait to see what you got in store in the future videos! Love you man, keep killing it!
Brian, I just made these croissants last night and they came out great. I tried another one this morning and they were even better and flakier sitting out overnight if that's even possible. Thanks again for an awesome video and making it very easy to follow.
Made these today. THANK YOU for simplifying the folding process. It was the only thing keeping me from making croissants for YEARS. Finally made the almond croissants that replace my parnter’s croissants-from-the-bakery addiction.
Among all the cooking channels that emerged over the past year or so yours is crealy one of the best. And the dancing bits in the end of each video never fail to put a smile on my face.
I've tried making croissants a couple times before using other recipes. Your method of lamination is much more streamlined, and less fussy. I think it may be the game changer for me to make amazing croissants at home, I'm going to try this soon! Thank you so much for all your videos, I love them! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
You, Food Wishes, Cowboy Kent Rollins, America's Test Kitchen, All things BBQ, How to BBQ right, Taste Show, Kimono Mom, Chef Jean-Pierre, and those Asian desert channels are all so good. Literally all i watch are cooking shows now. Yours is really good Brian.
I've made these croissants, turned out delicious, perfect, crispy on the outside, smooth and full-layered on the inside. At first, I couldn't belive i had actually baked them, they were perfect, and it was my very first time making croissants. Thank you very much for the recipe, loved the way you explain everything :)
This is my third croissant video I’ve tried on TH-cam and by far the best one. Much easier to follow and better results than the other ones. Thanks for keeping it straightforward and simple
I expect you to blow up similar to what happened for Joshua Weissman. I watched him back when he was small, your channel is doing the exact thing and it's well deserved. It fills in the gap of not too fast for the recipe, but not too slow that you get bored. Super excited to see what you have in store!
Brian, you make this look like so easy to do when as a French I can attest that real butter croissant is very rare (even in France). Thank you for the very well explained step by step recipe. You deserve an honorary Legion d'Honneur for this!
@@warefairsoda not in its modern shape, but a lot of European pastries originated from Austria yes. Although I don't understand what does that change to my comment?
Perfect combination of deep pro tips, pace is ideal and just enough personality to make it fun to watch and not silly like some others who are trying to hard. Well done Brian!
Mine turned out AMAZING. The smell was insane, the flaky-ness right on point...thanks Brian...fantastic videos. I'm slaying the big dog bread everytime too😁
Most beginner friendly vid on the subject I've seen so far. Been a bread hobbyist for a while but scared to try my hand at pastries but this...this is doable.
This just made my day! Thank you! I've been making croissants at home for a while now and was waiting impatiently for this recipe from you. Absolutely love how you care to explain doing things with hands as well. Can't wait to try this! Thanks again. Love from India.
Appreciate when you show how it can be done without a mixer for us non-mixer-owning folks. Also, I am in love with the with a Brian-Eats-Breakdowns at the ends of your videos
I have been trying my best to make homemade bread and just can't get it right so I finally bought a bread machine but I've been still trying to make rolls and bread the old fashioned way. I asked my granddaughter if she wants a particular bread and she asked if I could make croissants. I said well I have seen some videos and they are a bit involved but I have wanted to try so I'll find a video to help me and here I am. Thank you. I am going to try my best to get these made. I even checked my butter and flour that I have because I don't have any Kerry gold I'm going to try with my land o lakes which has 82% butter fat and my flour is King Arthur and it is the correct protein content. Wish me luck! 😂😂
That 2/3 butter block hack is evil genius! I have been struggling in our tropical climate with lamination, and that will save me one nerve wracking turn as well as time during the certification practicals. Thank you!
I'll always remember the one episode where Julia Child bashed the living hell out of a puff pastry sheet with her French rolling pin. Ordinarily mild mannered and good natured, there was apparently another side to her personality.
Just discovered your channel this week and am bingeing so hard. Every single recipe is spot on. Learning a ton! My kitchen game is about to be next level, thanks!!!
Hey Brian. I tried out your recipe yesterday and it was fantastic😄. The croissants came out perfect and I was dancing like you were at the end of the video. Thank you for making this complicated dish super easy and achievable at home. ❤
These were great! I did have a little bit of trouble with my butter (I used the regular kind) but it all worked out in the end. I got beautiful layers in the middle! Thank you Brian!
Last week I tried making croissants for the first time using other recipes. I failed twice and had many mental breakdowns. I thought why is life testing me? The recipe only consists of a few ingredients, but it's the hardest thing I have ever made. My croissants came out like some type of mutant pastries. Tasted alright though. Today I used your recipe, and my croissants came out perfect and tasted delicious. I almost shed a tear ngl. Your recipes are so easy to follow they just work. I tried your baguette recipe, also excellent. Thank you so much.
Excellent video! I've made croissants once, andthey were great, but this method is so much more accessible. And that proofing box trick? I'm definitely going to utilize THAT. Well done, Bri
I went to France this summer and took a crosaint making class (they also gave us the recipe after) and after multiple attempts of trying the recipe out and it failing over and over I took to TH-cam where I found this video. This. Recipe Came. Out. Perfect.
Ok that’s crazy but actually doable! I’m impressed, still scared to try it but I need to watch it a few more times to build my confidence. Gosh they’re impressive tho ☺️
Hi Brian I watch a lot of baking videos and I have to say that it's great to see a fresh face doing baking videos. You do an awesome job in your videos so keep up the great work young man.
Your recipe and procedure was made simple and easy to follow unlike others who made so very complicated. Am in awe, many thanks. Please make more videos variations using croissant recipe. Thanks
'Beginner Friendly"... I imagine on your first day baking bread you needed to buy a new journal notebook... This is such an extensive and great recipe, you can really tell all the R&D through your commentary! I hope foodnetwork has hit you up, and you have given them the pass. Thanks for the awesome video Brian!
I clicked on the video in full anticipation of the "let's eat this thing"-dance. I wasn't disappointed, the French phrase was a nice little touch. Also the croissants look awesome 😋
Love all your videos and recipes and can vouch for how great they are. One thing - most kwa-sant recipes go over days but yours seems like could be done in 1 day. How much elapsed time did you have from start to finish? Thanks for all the details and tips
Thanks for talking about and showing the fragmented butter shards. Really drives home the point that I don't see in other vids (is what happened to me when i first made them)
Today is the day! I have watched this video a dozen times... its time to jump in and try this wonderful recipe. Thank you for showing how. I don't expect t them to turn out like yours, but I'm gonna try!
Uhmmmm... okay I have a lot of words. Complete beginner baker here, thanks to your help I make yummy flakey and buttery croissants on the first try!! I'm so impressed! I was freaking out the whole time but wow it turned out so well!! Thank you so much!!!!! 🥺🥺💛💛💛 subscribed!!
Well, it is pretty simple compared to Joshua Weissman's video, but there's no getting around the lamination step he just uses the British folding technique instead of the the French one
As he said, it’s certainly as beginner-friendly as croissants get. These were my 2nd (yes, second!) bread recipe I ever made, and they had turned out quite well!
Hey Bri, thank you SO much for guiding me into the previously murky world of pastry baking…the croissants came out beautifully, just as you showed us. You rock brother!
Hi Keith Can you help me please I messaged Brian couple days ago but no reply I did this recipe 3 times, I did use the butter he used, ( Kerry gold)but when I bake the butter come out over the tray !( everything good ) only the problem is butter Can you tell me what did I done wrong Thank you
When those came out of the oven and I saw that layering, oh man. Oui oui, hon hon. This just looks like warm, soft, fluffy, buttery, pull-apart, chewy goodness. So many incredible sandwich ideas come to mind, from PB&J to lobster and everything in between. If there are any left after the fresh-from-the-oven sampling... 🤤
Brian, thanks so much. These are awesome. I can now make baguettes, the worlds best brownies, and yummy shortbread thanks to you. Lots of people who I cook for in Perth, Australia are very happy.
I just discovered your channel and I cannot say thank you enough! You easily explain what you're doing, walk us through the steps, and make everything clear. This is exactly what I need to help follow along. Thank you!!!
You should try using a poolish. Ups the flavor a lot. (French bakers extend the process over 3 days to develop maximum flavor. A poolish lets you get that flavor without the long wait.)
Hey Bri, many people so not know how to read a ruler so the easy way is a standard piece or printer paper known as "A" size which is 8 1/2" x 11" close enough
I made this recipe on Saturday and they came out perfect and delicious, wish I can put my photos…. Going to try his brioche bread next…. Thank you love your recipe and the step by step instructions
I made this puff pastry for making danishes. It was a hit. yes lots of steps but I found it very enjoyable. Not interested in making rough puff just to be quicker. This was brilliant. Thanks so much
Awesome as always, you explain everything so well, everything is to the point with the extra info exactly where it needs to be. No time wasting here. Now I feel motivated enough to make croissants. Thank you!
involuntarily whispered "i love you" when you restarted the recipe with a hand-kneaded version
Hahaha
Hahaha sameee 😂😂
Gay.
@@sunilzala3909 love doesnt have to be gay
No but same😹 I even subscribed and liked the video immediately
Your previous baking videos have all been excellent, but this one was revelatory. I never imagined that I could make something as complicated as a croissant, but the first time I followed your recipe, they came out absolutely perfect. I mean, ridiculously perfect. I literally laughed out loud when I ate the first one because it was so good.
Thank you for continuing to challenge what I think I’m capable of in the kitchen.
Dude that’s sick!! So glad to hear it. I also laughed when I ate mine, too good
Yes
Very true 👍
The laugh after you eat something good just shows how good it is😂😭
yep but its and art you cut one edge, rush it and they are ruined ":) congrats
When applying eggwash, make sure to not touch the layers, otherwise it may fuse the layering and the layers won't separate properly. Just do the flat surfaces with a painter's brush.
Great note, thanks!
nonsense, i was parisien apprenticed over 50 years ago, the lack of layer separation is caused by dry yeast, i wouldn't bother making croiss if i only have dry yeast. buy beg borrow or steal fresh compressed yeast, you'll never bake with dry yeast again.
The Claire Saffitz advice is to not touch the layers.. I wondered about it.
It's awesome that you include the instructions for an hand-kneaded version, because not everybody has a stand-mixer. I really appreciate that you try to make your recipes as accessible as possible.
That said, my Kitchen-Aid probably represents some of the best money I've ever spent on a kitchen gadget, and I'm not even really a baker. I've made so much pizza dough in that thing.
When he leaves TH-cam for a week but comes back with the best tutorial on here for how to make croissants
😛🤘🏻
This officially makes you my favorite cooking youtuber. Not because you made croissants, which are awesome, or because you took the extra time to show us the hand-mixing method, which is also awesome. It's because you used the right butter.
You're a legend! Also, thank you so much for telling us what butter you used and showing the difference. So many TH-camrs and chefs don't emphasize how important certain ingredients are
Thanks for watching John
The good butter in Ireland almost makes it worth all the rain that gives the cows such good grass to eat. Almost.
Legit, first time I made croissants I didn't check the label properly and accidentally sued the "spreadable" variety... no matter how much I chilled the butter it was sooo hard to work with, after a could of bashes/ rolls of the pin it started melting
Commercial croissants are made using a super concentrated butter not really available to home cooks, up to 96% fat, but if you go for the highest fat, lowest water version you can find, you won't go far wrong.
Perfect, you do not mess around... lots of content and info in a short time. I make notes and when I cannot write it fast enough, I always can pause the video.
The video is just 13 minutes but making croissants from scratch is serious work.
"We aren't going for perfection."
But we are going for world class. So no pressure!
Took me a couple of tries to dial this in.
For those curious if you can prep this the night before and do the final bake in the morning, yes you can! I found that if you do all the steps up until the proofing phase, you can refrigerate the unbaked croissants overnight, then proof them first thing in the morning. You'll have piping hot croissants in about 2 hours!
only 2 hours hahaha
Better than 7-8 hours! @@marvin2678
These were a home run on the first try. All the details about how to handle the butter and why it was important helped me evaluate where I was at with my butter block and avoid making mistakes I totally would have made otherwise. I for sure have room for improvement but these were overall a success and I'm encouraged to keep making them and getting better at it.
That’s awesome so glad!! Thanks for trying
Tried the recipe today and they turned out delicious!! I nearly punched a wall and cried after they started leaking butter but calmed myself and just continued and who would have guessed they are perfectly fine and tasty! Thank you so much! But still the Frustration with a french cuisine is real! :D
I just want to thank you because croissants are one of my wife’s favorite things and I used this video to make them and they came out amazing. My wife loved them. Thank you so much.
I think this channel is pretty much blowing up right now. Good content, good presentation, good editing - good video
Thanks Brady! We have been pretty lucky on views and subs lately, here’s to hoping that trend continues
@@BrianLagerstrom trust me it’s absolutely not because of luck, your content is the best.
Great recipes and he’s cute too. Just subscribed! Now I can watch Bri when ever I want to. He brings a whole new meaning to food porn!
Hes not blowing up its at 62k views but I like his videos
@@BrianLagerstrom I really like the way you made us see each step very clearly
Well done
Please note: at 11:10 if you do not remove the pan after 2-3 mins, your butter will leech out due to the added heat. You must remove the pan with steaming water or it will bleed the croissants from the butter inside.
Ugghhh I wish I saw this first!!! 🤧 lots of butter gone!! But thank you for sharing
Nooo! He didn't mention that😢😢
Yea I didn’t do that so my croissant didn’t rise while baking 😭
I would put the pan in while you cut and shape the croissants. By the time you finish that the oven should be plenty humid and at a slightly cooler temperature.
I have left the pan in both times I've done this. I didn't notice any butter leaking out.
Hi Brian,
I discovered your channel about one week ago and I'm obsessed!
I binged watched all your videos in two days and I can't get enough!
Thank you for all the great videos and the inspiration you give me to try to cook new stuff.
I cant wait to see what you got in store in the future videos!
Love you man, keep killing it!
Love the little dance moves at the end as he enjoys what he has created! So much fun
Brian, I just made these croissants last night and they came out great. I tried another one this morning and they were even better and flakier sitting out overnight if that's even possible. Thanks again for an awesome video and making it very easy to follow.
Made these today. THANK YOU for simplifying the folding process. It was the only thing keeping me from making croissants for YEARS. Finally made the almond croissants that replace my parnter’s croissants-from-the-bakery addiction.
Among all the cooking channels that emerged over the past year or so yours is crealy one of the best. And the dancing bits in the end of each video never fail to put a smile on my face.
Thanks Egor!
I've tried making croissants a couple times before using other recipes. Your method of lamination is much more streamlined, and less fussy. I think it may be the game changer for me to make amazing croissants at home, I'm going to try this soon! Thank you so much for all your videos, I love them! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Beginner friendly, as beginner friendly as a complex recipe such as croissants can be. Great food! I'll try this recipe.
I hope so! Thanks
I really find your honesty about the learning curve you experienced on all your recipes a rare quality.
You, Food Wishes, Cowboy Kent Rollins, America's Test Kitchen, All things BBQ, How to BBQ right, Taste Show, Kimono Mom, Chef Jean-Pierre, and those Asian desert channels are all so good. Literally all i watch are cooking shows now. Yours is really good Brian.
Thanks Moose!
I made these last night, and I used fresh-made butter to make them. They are insanely good! Thank you Brian :)
I've made these croissants, turned out delicious, perfect, crispy on the outside, smooth and full-layered on the inside. At first, I couldn't belive i had actually baked them, they were perfect, and it was my very first time making croissants. Thank you very much for the recipe, loved the way you explain everything :)
Just did the receipt, I’m French and I never found a receipt easy as this one. And the result is so great. Merci Brian !
Happy to see you got a sponsor! That cereal looks worth a try.
Thanks! Lorn seriously bought it for me for my birthday last year so it was an easy brand to support!
This is my third croissant video I’ve tried on TH-cam and by far the best one. Much easier to follow and better results than the other ones. Thanks for keeping it straightforward and simple
What yeast did you use? Instant or active dry?
Dude this is perfect! I was just thinking of attempting my first croissant!
Awesome I hope you do. They aren’t THAT hard
I tried this, and it works amazingly! They came out perfect first try. So good, even with American butter. It also wasn’t too hard, somewhat simple.
The video we didn’t know we were waiting for..!
Ohhh mercy. I've been wanting to attempt this, and you've just made it a less fearful undertaking! Thank you sooo much!
I expect you to blow up similar to what happened for Joshua Weissman. I watched him back when he was small, your channel is doing the exact thing and it's well deserved. It fills in the gap of not too fast for the recipe, but not too slow that you get bored. Super excited to see what you have in store!
Thanks AG! Glad you found the channel and left a comment. Cheers
@@BrianLagerstrom you're my new bread guy. I love baking, so I'm definitely going to try out your recipes as soon as I can.
Brian, you make this look like so easy to do when as a French I can attest that real butter croissant is very rare (even in France). Thank you for the very well explained step by step recipe. You deserve an honorary Legion d'Honneur for this!
Didn't croissants originate in Austria?
@@warefairsoda not in its modern shape, but a lot of European pastries originated from Austria yes. Although I don't understand what does that change to my comment?
The dance when eating it's everything! Thx for this videos!
Perfect combination of deep pro tips, pace is ideal and just enough personality to make it fun to watch and not silly like some others who are trying to hard. Well done Brian!
Mine turned out AMAZING. The smell was insane, the flaky-ness right on point...thanks Brian...fantastic videos. I'm slaying the big dog bread everytime too😁
Amazing thanks for trying and reporting back.
Most beginner friendly vid on the subject I've seen so far. Been a bread hobbyist for a while but scared to try my hand at pastries but this...this is doable.
I hope you give it a try and have great success! Thanks for watching Jerrel
This just made my day! Thank you! I've been making croissants at home for a while now and was waiting impatiently for this recipe from you. Absolutely love how you care to explain doing things with hands as well. Can't wait to try this! Thanks again. Love from India.
Sup to India. That’s 3 people today! Cheers!
I actually made those and it wasn’t a complete failure, just a bit messy along the way but the result is quite enjoyable. Thank you for the video.
Congrats, Brian on the huge milestone! Thanks for notably upping my family’s palate for great food! Croissants are next !
Thanks Rob. 🙏🤙🏻
Thanks
Appreciate when you show how it can be done without a mixer for us non-mixer-owning folks. Also, I am in love with the with a Brian-Eats-Breakdowns at the ends of your videos
Thanks for watching!
I have been trying my best to make homemade bread and just can't get it right so I finally bought a bread machine but I've been still trying to make rolls and bread the old fashioned way. I asked my granddaughter if she wants a particular bread and she asked if I could make croissants. I said well I have seen some videos and they are a bit involved but I have wanted to try so I'll find a video to help me and here I am. Thank you. I am going to try my best to get these made. I even checked my butter and flour that I have because I don't have any Kerry gold I'm going to try with my land o lakes which has 82% butter fat and my flour is King Arthur and it is the correct protein content. Wish me luck! 😂😂
I can't wait to see how spectacularly I will fail trying to make these!
😂
😅😅😅 how did it go?
That 2/3 butter block hack is evil genius! I have been struggling in our tropical climate with lamination, and that will save me one nerve wracking turn as well as time during the certification practicals. Thank you!
Man, those LAYERRRRRSSS!!!! These look amazing, great advice here, especially about the rolling pin hitting vs rolling. Cant wait to try these!
🙏 i def think you should give a try! So worth it
I'll always remember the one episode where Julia Child bashed the living hell out of a puff pastry sheet with her French rolling pin. Ordinarily mild mannered and good natured, there was apparently another side to her personality.
Huge difference from my last batch(diff recipe)i’m so glad you emphasized punding the dough rather than pushing down! Big help!
Just discovered your channel this week and am bingeing so hard. Every single recipe is spot on. Learning a ton! My kitchen game is about to be next level, thanks!!!
I just made these, and they are wonderful. I've used other recipes before, and this is by far the best and easiest! Thank you, Brian.
Hey Brian. I tried out your recipe yesterday and it was fantastic😄. The croissants came out perfect and I was dancing like you were at the end of the video. Thank you for making this complicated dish super easy and achievable at home. ❤
dude, for the first time, a sponsor i will absolutely get, i love cereal.
Thanks man! Glad people aren’t peeved at the sponsors. They make it possible for me to keep makin vids
These were great! I did have a little bit of trouble with my butter (I used the regular kind) but it all worked out in the end. I got beautiful layers in the middle! Thank you Brian!
The Irish butter is the trick… can get in most supermarkets nowadays
I am no longer sure what I expect more from your video: the food or your food (victory) dance. Great job as always!
These look amazing, I think a part 2 with filled croissants would be amazing! Maybe almond and chocolate? Anyhow, I cant wait to try these.
Yeah a chocolate Croissant would be perf
@@BrianLagerstrom Maybe both? I'm an almond croissant fan myself. Thank you for all the R&D to create these--they look scrumptious.
Bri far the best croissant recipe out there. Making these asap.
Last week I tried making croissants for the first time using other recipes. I failed twice and had many mental breakdowns. I thought why is life testing me? The recipe only consists of a few ingredients, but it's the hardest thing I have ever made. My croissants came out like some type of mutant pastries. Tasted alright though. Today I used your recipe, and my croissants came out perfect and tasted delicious. I almost shed a tear ngl. Your recipes are so easy to follow they just work. I tried your baguette recipe, also excellent. Thank you so much.
Excellent video! I've made croissants once, andthey were great, but this method is so much more accessible. And that proofing box trick? I'm definitely going to utilize THAT. Well done, Bri
Thanks Martin!
I went to France this summer and took a crosaint making class (they also gave us the recipe after) and after multiple attempts of trying the recipe out and it failing over and over I took to TH-cam where I found this video. This. Recipe
Came. Out. Perfect.
Ok that’s crazy but actually doable! I’m impressed, still scared to try it but I need to watch it a few more times to build my confidence.
Gosh they’re impressive tho ☺️
THIS is my First time seeing another baker, who uses Kerygold butter in their ingredients. It's so good. Really nice quality butter. 👌
Agreed. Prob my favorite grocery store brand for when you’re going to be using a LOT of butter
I made them, they are delicious, very French even… well worth the trouble. Go for it, you will not regret it.
Hi Brian I watch a lot of baking videos and I have to say that it's great to see a fresh face doing baking videos. You do an awesome job in your videos so keep up the great work young man.
"HONEY! Where is my RULER?"
"...I thought you're in the kitchen, making croissants?"
"Exactly!"
I made these today and followed the recipe and directions exactly! They turned out amazing, especially for a first attempt at croissants!
Just so people know that cereal is actually good
👍 I agree
Your recipe and procedure was made simple and easy to follow unlike others who made so very complicated. Am in awe, many thanks. Please make more videos variations using croissant recipe. Thanks
'Beginner Friendly"... I imagine on your first day baking bread you needed to buy a new journal notebook... This is such an extensive and great recipe, you can really tell all the R&D through your commentary! I hope foodnetwork has hit you up, and you have given them the pass. Thanks for the awesome video Brian!
Thanks for watching Ryan.
I'm not a fan of croissant but seeing how people put so much effort to make one make me appreciate it more
Step52. Give up and order doordash 😅
😂😂😂😂😂
😂heheheee or local bakery
I clicked on the video in full anticipation of the "let's eat this thing"-dance.
I wasn't disappointed, the French phrase was a nice little touch.
Also the croissants look awesome 😋
Thanks very much.
Love all your videos and recipes and can vouch for how great they are. One thing - most kwa-sant recipes go over days but yours seems like could be done in 1 day. How much elapsed time did you have from start to finish? Thanks for all the details and tips
Thanks for talking about and showing the fragmented butter shards. Really drives home the point that I don't see in other vids (is what happened to me when i first made them)
While I was proofing mine in the oven with the steam the butter completely melted and made a mess on the baking sheet it was a disaster
I have had that experience
Today is the day! I have watched this video a dozen times... its time to jump in and try this wonderful recipe. Thank you for showing how. I don't expect t them to turn out like yours, but I'm gonna try!
Sigh… you’re really making my “trying new recipes versus working out” balance exponentially more challenging to maintain.
Sry Doug
I’m sure your recipe for a little gem salad would be incredible but not as much fun compared to THIS
Do the hand kneaded version. You'll burn all the calories!
Uhmmmm... okay I have a lot of words. Complete beginner baker here, thanks to your help I make yummy flakey and buttery croissants on the first try!! I'm so impressed! I was freaking out the whole time but wow it turned out so well!! Thank you so much!!!!! 🥺🥺💛💛💛 subscribed!!
"Beginner friendly" 👁️👄👁️
Well, it is pretty simple compared to Joshua Weissman's video, but there's no getting around the lamination step he just uses the British folding technique instead of the the French one
As he said, it’s certainly as beginner-friendly as croissants get. These were my 2nd (yes, second!) bread recipe I ever made, and they had turned out quite well!
Brain honestly you deserve the thumb up for all the work you have put in this video ... talented
Hey Bri, thank you SO much for guiding me into the previously murky world of pastry baking…the croissants came out beautifully, just as you showed us. You rock brother!
Hi Keith
Can you help me please
I messaged Brian couple days ago but no reply
I did this recipe 3 times, I did use the butter he used, ( Kerry gold)but when I bake the butter come out over the tray !( everything good ) only the problem is butter
Can you tell me what did I done wrong
Thank you
When those came out of the oven and I saw that layering, oh man. Oui oui, hon hon. This just looks like warm, soft, fluffy, buttery, pull-apart, chewy goodness. So many incredible sandwich ideas come to mind, from PB&J to lobster and everything in between. If there are any left after the fresh-from-the-oven sampling... 🤤
this is the first time IM PUMPED TO SEE AN AD for a channel. Only going up from here for this guy
Thanks!
Been binging the content. Loving it
Thanks so much Nick! Sorry for the late response. Just saw this!
Brian, thanks so much. These are awesome. I can now make baguettes, the worlds best brownies, and yummy shortbread thanks to you. Lots of people who I cook for in Perth, Australia are very happy.
I just discovered your channel and I cannot say thank you enough! You easily explain what you're doing, walk us through the steps, and make everything clear. This is exactly what I need to help follow along. Thank you!!!
You should try using a poolish. Ups the flavor a lot. (French bakers extend the process over 3 days to develop maximum flavor. A poolish lets you get that flavor without the long wait.)
My god... I can't imagine the amount of work you put to reach this. Marvelous!
Just finished making these! This was the first time I’ve made croissants and you made it doable! Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
I know I’ll never make these, but I’ve watched this twice. YES!
Hey Bri, many people so not know how to read a ruler so the easy way is a standard piece or printer paper known as "A" size which is 8 1/2" x 11" close enough
Oh my gosh!!! I just made these, like they literally JUST came out of the oven, they are so pretty!!! Tysm for this recipe Brian!!!❤ 🥐
I love the fact that you actually EAT what you make! I neeeed to try this now
Omgoodness you give me so much hope! From adding the cream, to adding the water pan ... to examples of butter that's too hard. Ty my friend 🙏🏻
I mixed the dough by hand
So much work
Sees the video for the first time…”omg…I can’t make croissants!” After watching the video…”I’m going to go make croissants!” Thanks Brian! 😁❤️👍🏻
Never knew this was so much work! Will be enjoying by daily croissant even more from now on.
I made this recipe on Saturday and they came out perfect and delicious, wish I can put my photos…. Going to try his brioche bread next…. Thank you love your recipe and the step by step instructions
Best video to start with the new channel name. Let’s goooo
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I made this puff pastry for making danishes. It was a hit. yes lots of steps but I found it very enjoyable. Not interested in making rough puff just to be quicker. This was brilliant. Thanks so much
Awesome as always, you explain everything so well, everything is to the point with the extra info exactly where it needs to be. No time wasting here. Now I feel motivated enough to make croissants. Thank you!