Croissant dough

These non-traditional yet easy homemade croissants are just as delicious and surpass any croissant that you would unroll from a can and bake. If you can make biscuits and roll out pie dough, then you definitely can make these beauties. Buttery and flakey and beautifully golden brown -- I've never met anyone who doesn't love croissants.

This extensive tutorial has everything you need for How to Make Croissants at Home with step-by-step photos, video and lots of tips! All of that information is located in the article above this recipe. I highly recommend you take the time to read through it if this is your first time making croissants. The video is located above this recipe, and a longer more detailed video can be found on Youtube.

The French Croissant Recipe by Cédric Grolet - Leonce Chenal

Paul Hollywood croissants are a delicious, flaky pastry made with butter and a variety of specialty ingredients.

Freshly-baked, deliciously flaky and buttery classic French Croissants, made from scratch in the comfort of your own kitchen… Could there be anything better? With their thin crisp layers, lig…

Buttery, flaky croissants are one of my favorite breakfast treats. While making this layered breakfast pastry might seem really complicated- it’s not. It’s a few simple ingredients put together in the right way with plenty of rest time.Then like magic you have a delicious buttery croissant to enjoy! View this family-friendly recipe today on 4sonsrus.com.

This simplified croissant recipe will have you baking croissants like a pro. Flaky, buttery, and deliciously authentic, yet so easy to make!

This dough is inspired by Mandy Lee's laminated Dough, skips using the butter in a block instead spreading room-temp butter over the surface of dough and proceed with folds. The resulsts are amazingly flaky homemade croissant dough.

Flaky, buttery and a true labor of love: Learn how to make croissants with our foolproof guide!

This Shortcut Croissants recipe is a more streamlined version of the classic method. It's less fussy yet still produces exceptionally similar results to traditional croissants. This easy-ish recipe results in 8 really delicious, buttery croissants with lovely layering and beautiful exteriors. They're made with only one easy lamination step (without needing to make a butter block), very little dough rolling, and can be made in as few as 12 hours.