Get ready to channel your inner pastry chef and master the art of shaping croissants with finesse. From that iconic crescent shape to other creative twists, we'll show you how to make your croissants worthy of a bakery display. It's time to impress your friends and family with your irresistible creations!
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Handle the dough gently to prevent overworking and use a sharp knife to make clean cuts.
Roll out the croissant dough into a large rectangle, about 1/4 inch thick. Make sure the corners are square and the edges are straight.
Using a sharp knife or a pastry cutter, cut the dough into tall isosceles triangles. Each triangle should be approximately 5-6 inches wide at the base and 10-12 inches tall.
Make a small incision at the base of each triangle. This will help you roll the croissants tightly and achieve the classic shape.
Starting from the base, gently roll each triangle towards the tip. Tuck the tip underneath the croissant to secure it in place. Repeat with the remaining triangles.
Hold the rolled croissant with both hands and gently curve it into a crescent shape. Place the shaped croissants on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper, leaving enough space between them for proofing.
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