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I am late by a fortnight in posting about my croissants! I
had been mentioning it for so long …and finally I took up what seemed like a herculean
baking task. I kind of kept it as a mark of achievement; if I can make
croissants then I am here to stay in the world of baking.
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| Final product - Croissants |
Started off on the 2 day process from Friday morning, planning to have croissants for Saturday breakfast. Coming straight to the point, the final result of croissants were good.. I wouldn’t say excellent. As they were not flaky like I wanted them to be; the store bought croissants are flaky like puffs. My croissants were soft and buttery and yummy but not the exact texture I was aiming at. I have learnt a bunch of things that can be done differently next time, which can get me closer to the flaky croissants. For now, these are good to move on! I am proud to have reached this milestone on my baking journey!
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| Home made Pav bread - dinner rolls |
The long weekend of Thanksgiving is on here and we are at
home for 4 days. The weather here in Nashville is very very cold; as cold as -6
degC. And having an 8 month old makes it even more difficult to step out of the
house! The second day was bright and sunny so we stepped out for some lunch and
Indian grocery shopping. It’s been a while since I made Pav Bhaji and have been
craving to eat it. But every time I want to make it, one of the vegetable is
missing in my refrigerator! But this weekend I have all the ingredients to make
my Father’s special Pav Bhaji! To make it more exciting, I decided to make
homemade Pav, another first time baking experience. They are so so simple to
make!
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| Shiny butter glaze top |
So Sunday special menu is fixed – Can’t wait to get up
tomorrow morning and cook up some yummy Bhaji to go with the Pav ready on the
kitchen counter!
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