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Portuguese croissant

Portuguese croissant

In Portugal it is very traditional to find this type of croissants. They are delicious and their texture can remind us of the brioche dough since they are formed with butter and milk.

Its composition is very simple and following the steps with our Thermomix® we can make these croissants so that they are very soft and fluffy.

To this type of pastries You have to let the dough rest just long enough so that it can sponge and double the volume, in this way when you put it in the oven you will have a few squishy buns as we like it.

More information - Brioche bread

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  1.   Mari Carmen said

    Wow !!! I want to do yaaa….
    Can you use fresh yeast? How much would it be?

    1.    Alicia tomero said

      Hi! How are you? the equivalence is 30 g of fresh yeast. I hope the recipe comes out great!

  2.   Ana said

    The oven up and down, only up or only down, you never put it

    1.    Alicia tomero said

      Hello Ana. Well, I assume that it is always up and down, as is the case now. If it had to be concretized, it would be said that, either with heat above, or below. But it is good to know how far people's doubts go, so I will take it into account for the next time. Thank you for your comment 😉

  3.   small said

    Holà de croissan try the French are the best in the world kisses hos I'm still from France… I love all the recipes on this blog

  4.   Avelino Sirgo de la Mata said

    THEY ARE AWESOME. I MADE THE RECIPE AND THEY CAME OUT VERY GOOD. THANK YOU HAHAHAHAHA THE COTOLLA

  5.   Onelia said

    They are very good. Could they be frozen?

    1.    Alicia tomero said

      Yes, of course. Close them tightly and when thawing them gradually, not abruptly. Thanks for following the recipe.