Tomato Sauce Croissant

Tomato Sauce Croissant

by Celery

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

A cup of warm milk and a crispy croissant can be regarded as one of the most classic forms of breakfast in France. Today’s croissant, I added some of my own ideas: the dough is added with freshly squeezed tomato juice-tomatoes are rich in vitamins, and the ripe tomatoes also contain a lot of lycopene, which is very nutritious;"

Ingredients

Tomato Sauce Croissant

1. Fresh tomatoes are peeled and cut into small pieces;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

2. Use a food processor to make a very fine tomato juice;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

3. Put flour, sugar, salt and yeast into the mixing tank of a household mixer and mix well;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

4. Add tomato juice;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

5. Stir it with a spatula into a flocculent shape, and add an appropriate amount of water to adjust the softness and hardness;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

6. Start mixing the dough and add 35g butter when it becomes a dough;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

7. Continue to stir until the dough surface is smooth and slightly elastic at the expansion stage;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

8. Immediately spread the dough on a flat plate and put it in the refrigerator for 30 minutes.

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

9. Wrap in butter and warm it up in advance to cut open, and cut into thick slices;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

10. Wrap it in plastic wrap, beat it with a rolling pin until it is soft, and connect it into a large piece;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

11. Take out the frozen noodles, roll them into 2 times the size of the butter slices, and put the butter on the noodles;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

12. Wrap it up, squeeze it tightly;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

13. Roll out a large rectangular piece;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

14. Fold one end 1/4, and the other end also fold, connect the two ends, pinch the connection;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

15. Fold in half again to make four folds;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

16. Roll out a large rectangular piece again;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

17. Repeat step 14;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

18. Repeat step 15 and fold it into quarters again;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

19. Put it in a flat plate, cover with plastic wrap, and freeze for 30 minutes;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

20. Finally, it is rolled into a large piece about 0.5cm thick again, and the crisping is completed.

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

21. Use a sharp blade and a ruler to cut off the four sides of the dough and make it into a regular rectangle;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

22. Use a ruler and a sharp blade to cut the dough into an isosceles triangle with a base of 9cm and a height of 18cm;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

23. Roll up from the bottom to the top corner

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

24. The whole bread dough, arrange it into the baking tray, and ferment at room temperature to 2 times its size

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

25. The fermented bread embryo is brushed with a layer of egg liquid, only the surface, not the crisp layer.

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

26. Put it in a preheated 210 degree oven and bake for 15 to 18 minutes;

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

27. Here is another picture.

Tomato Sauce Croissant recipe

Tips:

1. The steps are too detailed, there is nothing left to say.

2. Adjust the oven temperature and baking time according to the "temper" of your own oven.

3. I used the 40-fold shortening method twice, or three-fold shortening method. According to my habit, there is not much difference in taste.

4. Control the amount of water in the dough, and master the degree of softness of the dough and the degree of softness of butter slices.

5. Make your own and eat it yourself, use good shortening butter, just use margarine slices. The higher the fat content of butter, the better the quality, the stronger the ductility, and the easier it is to shorten. I chose a fermented butter roll with 82% fat content imported from France. I have bought the same butter slices before, and I haven't seen it for more than a year. Unexpectedly, the butter roll is also easy to use, but it adds a step to the trouble.

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