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Easier Than You Think Puff Pastry - Glen And Friends Cooking
Making Puff Pastry from scratch is technically pretty simple - just takes time waiting for it to chill between rolling.
Ingredients:
Beurrage:
750 mL (3 cups) unsalted butter, room temperature
250 mL (1 cup) all-purpose flour
Détrempe:
1L (4 cup) all-purpose flour
125 mL (½ cup) unsalted butter, room temperature
15 mL (1 Tbsp) sugar
10 mL (2 tsp) salt
15 mL (1 Tbsp) white vinegar
250 mL (1 cup) cold water
1 egg yolk
Method:
Beurrage: (beurre manié) In a stand mixer with a paddle; beat the butter and flour together until smooth. Line an 8" cake pan with plastic wrap; transfer the butter to the pan and spread it level. Chill 45 minutes to an hour while you make the détrempe.
Détrempe: In a stand mixer with a dough hook; blend all of the détrempe ingredients together on low speed. Once it comes together knead on low speed for 3-4 minutes, then form into a square and refrigerate for 30 minutes.
Lamination: On a lightly floured surface roll the détrempe into a square roughly twice the size of the beurrage. Place the barrage in the centre of the détrempe at a 45º angle then pull the corners of the détrempe over the beurrage sealing it like an envelope.
Roll this dough out into a rectangle roughly 20"x10" flouring the dough and work surface as needed. Fold one end ¾ of the way over, then the other end in to meet - then fold in half. Make sure to dust off any excess flour with a pastry brush before folding. Rotate the dough 90 degrees and repeat the rolling and folding steps as above. Wrap the dough and chill for a minimum of 2 hours or up to a day.
Repeat this roll and fold procedure 2 more times.
If the dough / butter becomes too warm, or the dough is fighting back when rolling - refrigerate after each roll and fold.
Puff pastry dough can kept in the fridge 4 days, or can be frozen for up to 3 months. Thaw in the fridge before using.
Makes about 1.5Kg (3 lbs).
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@GlenAndFriendsCooking
@GlenAndFriendsCooking Год назад
For the dough sheeter / clay roller there are a couple of places on Etsy that sell them: This is closest to what I have: etsy.me/3NKGkjb Similar: etsy.me/3M3eRIq Doesn't look like the exact one I have is made anymore.
@jamesthomas4080
@jamesthomas4080 Год назад
Thanks Glen!
@yin333
@yin333 Год назад
Thanks Glen! Absolutely love your videos, thank you for everything that you do. I'm going to Tokyo at the end of June, would you happen to remember roughly where that tea shop was? I'd love to try and find it if it's still around.
@howardg396
@howardg396 Год назад
Much appreciated, this should make things a whole lot easier.
@staceywilliams5580
@staceywilliams5580 Год назад
Danishes too!
@kalpeshmodha18
@kalpeshmodha18 Год назад
Thanks
@tobykassulke2385
@tobykassulke2385 Год назад
You know youre in for a treat when glen uploads a 20 minute video
@MGM_Think
@MGM_Think Год назад
it went by so fast, such a great content.
@Blacklight_Music
@Blacklight_Music Год назад
Glen, I applaud your years and years of consistent, high-quality videos. You are educational, brilliant, and enjoyable to watch.
@tigersfan14
@tigersfan14 Год назад
The comment section on all of Glen’s videos is always full of kind, supportive comments and helpful cooking tips. One of the most positive communities on youtube. Ya’ll are good people.
@asdisskagen6487
@asdisskagen6487 Год назад
I love how Jules is like "where's the rest of the dough? Did I miss out on some of your other projects?" Don't want to miss any of Glenn's goodies!😂😂😂
@Jeffffrey0902
@Jeffffrey0902 Год назад
This method is similar to how we make Chinese puff pastry here in Hong Kong, except that we use lard instead of butter. We call the "beurrage" "油皮" (literally "fat pastry"), and the "détrempe" "水皮" (literally "water pastry"). It's indeed much easier to roll out than croissant dough. Thanks for the tutorial, Glen, and I'm now craving palmiers.
@cindymichaud7111
@cindymichaud7111 Год назад
Fifty years ago my sister and I worked in a bakery. She ran the pastry sheeter. Me? I made rolls, but we were both in the donut room...the donuts came out of the fryer on a conveyor belt, traveled around the room to cool and then came down the belt to be packed. At times we were like Lucy & Ethel in the chocolate factory, lol! Especially when the box machine malfunctioned! 🙏
@TheKumaKhan
@TheKumaKhan Год назад
Heyo ceramicist here; the machine is called a "slab roller" if anyone wanted to look around and try to find one for their kitchen, they come in all sorts of sizes from the tabletop one Glen has to huge pool-table-sized ones. As for the use for clay well its just what you did here: rolling out the clay to specific widths to build with "slabs" or long sheets of clay.
@pamelabraman7217
@pamelabraman7217 Год назад
Just realized Jules has her own HAPPY dance😊
@sshirleyks
@sshirleyks Год назад
I am a potter. That machine is called a slab roller. Mine is much bigger, but now you have me thinking about how to use it for dough instead. I’ll have to clean it up a little. 🤣
@TechBearSeattle
@TechBearSeattle Год назад
Maybe it is the influence of my Swedish grandmother, but I make palmiers with a mix of vanilla sugar, cardamom, and fine ground almond flour.
@j.g.7054
@j.g.7054 Год назад
MMMM! We have a Swedish grandfather so we will definately try your version as well! Thank you for sharing!!! :)
@peterdoe2617
@peterdoe2617 Год назад
Sounds like a plan to meeee! Thanks for sharing!
@mcspin50
@mcspin50 Год назад
Adding cardamom to the cinnamon mixture takes my donut holes up a notch. Thanks to @shoestringmartha for that idea.
@l.c.6282
@l.c.6282 Год назад
Ahhh. I’m just imagining the cost of all that butter. Its so crazy here in Canada, but I refuse to substitue. Butter for life.
@l.c.6282
@l.c.6282 Год назад
@@clarissathompson thanks for the tip.
@leapingkitties
@leapingkitties Год назад
Instead of cinnamon, I always liked to add some micro planed lemon zest in with the sugar when making palmiers, nice change. Those looked good.
@j.g.7054
@j.g.7054 Год назад
Nice! we will try your version also! :) Thank you
@georgea.567
@georgea.567 Год назад
Yeah believe it or not, I actually find puff pastry easier to make than regular pie dough. I was in a similar boat where I went to multiple stores and the only brand available was Pepperidge farm which used vegetable oil., so I decided to make it myself. Only slightly hard part is getting it to the right dimensions.
@zaynamoore
@zaynamoore Год назад
First thought, "Wow, that is A LOT of butter!" :D
@KS-lo7se
@KS-lo7se Год назад
I really appreciate your no nonsense approach to cooking and the history you provide. I have been a complete failure baking because I haven't learned the techniques you speak of and I am not good at seeing when something isn't right. I can cook up a storm and I am rather good at improvisation, but I know the techniques having done them over the years. Further, I worked in many a restaurant's kitchen in my early 20's. Baking has been challenging for me, but I know I just need to keep trying and learn the techniques period.
@Underestimated37
@Underestimated37 Год назад
I’ve seen a ton of Asian bakery videos showing this kind of machine, it’s a great idea. Also Sausage rolls are pretty much a religion here in Australia, we learn to cook them early in life.
@Underestimated37
@Underestimated37 Год назад
@@CoconutDreams123 no, as it tends to become too dry to shape, sausage rolls don’t use sausages as per se, it’s a bit of a misnomer, it’s more the mincemeat that is used to make sausages. A core part of the shaping technique is rolling the pastry around the raw meat and shaping the whole thing at once. The baking process browns the meat plenty, depending on how you shape the sausage rolls, we prefer to cut ours in 2cm pieces, that way both ends brown well and the filling cooks evenly. I have made variants with chicken mince and chopped cooked bacon though, and in those versions I always precook just the bacon as it will disappear into the meat or release too much fat. Most of the flavour in a sausage roll tends to be spicing and onion if it’s added.
@TheBeetrootman
@TheBeetrootman Год назад
@@CoconutDreams123 you could but I think it would ruin the texture of the sausage roll
@TechBearSeattle
@TechBearSeattle Год назад
@@CoconutDreams123 - I just use the raw sausage mix; browning the sausage first results in a crumbly filling that falls out of the pastry. Plus, using raw sausage means the bottom of the roll basically fries in the fat, giving a light, very crispy texture that would be difficult to get otherwise. The trick is to find a balance that will give you a satisfactory size (insert lewd joke about sausage rolls here) while being small enough to safely cook through without burning the pastry.
@andersonomo597
@andersonomo597 Год назад
​@@CoconutDreams123 One little trick too is to add in some crustless slices of fresh bread mushed up with milk. It stops the meat from shrinking away from the pastry while cooking. How much you add depends on the amount of meat but try two slices per 500 grams of meat as a starting point. Also, fry off a tiny sample of the meat before proceeding to check for seasoning. I just made a massive batch of sausage rolls for a party and was so glad I did that extra step as it needed more salt - and a good dash of Wostershire sauce. 'Andy Cooks" here on YT just did a video on sausage rolls and it's worth watching. Good luck and bon appetite!!
@novaguy5073
@novaguy5073 7 месяцев назад
That tray in my home is considered a single serving! Thanks for giving us an alternative method for making long form puff pastry.
@rashomon351
@rashomon351 Год назад
In Germany we call those "Schweineohren" (Pigs Ears). You can get them at every bakery. Nice to see that they're not only popular in Germany ;)
@peterdoe2617
@peterdoe2617 Год назад
With the cinnamon, they are pretty similar to "Franzbroetchen", I think.
@baumgrt
@baumgrt Год назад
In Switzerland, we call them “Preussen” (Prussians). I’m sure there’s a joke hidden in there somewhere 😁 I’ve also heard them colloquially being referred to as “Eselsohren” (donkey ears)
@dicknodnfs
@dicknodnfs Год назад
I may not make this, but you took the mystery out of the how. Thanks.
@mjkay8660
@mjkay8660 Год назад
i use dowels to vary my dough height. its cheap, and also used for slicing bread
@sanveerbindra7190
@sanveerbindra7190 Год назад
Glen, this is a gem of a video. I learned a lot of things -- the beurrage, the vinegar, that charming clay machine. I don't know if I can muster the courage to actually give puff pastry a go (I live in India and it tends to be ... warm) but I value the knowledge.
@resolecca
@resolecca Год назад
Do you have air conditioning coz if you do I think you might be OK but if you don't then probably not
@lizeggar2421
@lizeggar2421 Год назад
I grew up in Central Africa. I remember my mother getting up before sunrise to make her pastry. She made such a beautiful flaky puff pastry, but not the method Glen used. She used to make a dough from flour and iced water, roll it out and then put pieces of butter all over it. Fold and roll, refrigerate, more butter, fold and roll, refrigerate, repeat. She did that three times, as I remember. Each time it was rolled and folded a few times, as well. A dish of ice was left on the counter top while the pastry was in the fridge, to make the surface cold. She also used to dio her hands in the iced water to make them cold before she rolled and folded. That was very many years ago, in the 50s.
@sanveerbindra7190
@sanveerbindra7190 Год назад
@@resolecca We do have air conditioning but sadly not in the kitchen. Tends to stay pretty warm there.
@sanveerbindra7190
@sanveerbindra7190 Год назад
​@@lizeggar2421 Thank you for those wonderful tips! I love the idea of cooling the counter top with a dish of ice especially.
@mozempire5096
@mozempire5096 Год назад
@@sanveerbindra7190 I keep flat, reusable, "cooler packs" in the freezer for travel coolers. They will work wonderfully for this, too!
@kunaltrivedy
@kunaltrivedy Год назад
After years in the hotel industry kitchens, making palmiers makes me want to end it all 😂
@NotKev2017
@NotKev2017 Год назад
I would call something like this that takes a lot of time, a labor of love. Time consuming, yes, but so worth it.
@SittingJonathan
@SittingJonathan Год назад
Where do we submit the forms to have Glen listed as a national treasure?
@pattynabozny1503
@pattynabozny1503 Год назад
… International!
@MFStuffNinja
@MFStuffNinja Год назад
Glen, I heard some magic words, "Sausage rolls". I'm going to love seeing you make them as they're not a thing here in the U.S., which is surprising considering how much we love things that are fatty and convenient. And on that note, I'd love to see you make pork pies too.
@virginiaf.5764
@virginiaf.5764 Год назад
There's a bakery near me that make sausage rolls ... they're yummy.
@winkieandleah
@winkieandleah Год назад
I got introduced to sausage rolls at one of my local farmers markets. They are delicious!
@glfarwell
@glfarwell Год назад
There for an instant, I thought you and Julie were going to do a "Happy Dance" duet. Thanks Glen for the instructional.
@nicolelavigne1700
@nicolelavigne1700 Год назад
This was great! I would have loved to watch you roll that odd shape into a rectangle in real time. Getting a relatively even shape is something I struggle with when rolling out dough and it would be so great to see you do that especially with such an awkward shape.
@justpeachy4938
@justpeachy4938 Год назад
I struggle with getting an even shape too. One thing I do is to use a sturdy metal bench scraper to gently straighten the uncooperative sides, lol! Definitely helps!
@lawyeredup
@lawyeredup Год назад
Hey, Glen. Thanks for another great recipe (method, etc.) and, for in all your postings and the great painstaking research into history that none of us could undertake.
@pearsrtasty3326
@pearsrtasty3326 Год назад
I know this episode is for puff pastry, but the end...make a powdered sugar glaze on top of those suckers...YUMMMMOH!!!!!!! an "OH" in your mouth! I'm adding this episode to my recipe list, and hopefully I will be able to make this like you showed us! Thankyou so much for all of your hard work!
@MGM_Think
@MGM_Think Год назад
Beautiful! I love it when expensive contraptions are have a cheap replacement.
@tessie7e777
@tessie7e777 Год назад
Oh my goodness! How foolish am I that it never occurred to me that puff pastry wouldn’t be made with butter! I THOUGHT my brand was behaving and tasting differently, but I thought it was my new oven. Now I’m going to have to read ingredients!!! Gee whiz….
@gregdunn460
@gregdunn460 Год назад
Loved the “dough” sheeter.
@stillhuntre55
@stillhuntre55 Год назад
Comments are turned off on the Cornish Pasty video, so I've jumped over here to say, "Wonderful video!" And yes... when I was at my most broke I went to the butcher for three slices of bacon. Not fun days.
@JHaven-lg7lj
@JHaven-lg7lj Год назад
I just went to make compliments on the Cornish pastie video and saw that people had been so horrible in the comments that they’ve been closed. It’s shameful that people feel it’s okay to behave that way, in public or anywhere. I love the Sunday morning in the old cookbook series, it’s one of my favorites. This puff pastry video and the Cornish pastie one reminded me to dig out a cookbook my Dad gave me in 1981, not long enough to be an Old Cookbook but from when I was a teenager so good enough 😄 It’s The Complete Book of Pastry - sweet and savory, by Bernard Clayton Jr, and has been my go-to book for pastries like these since then
@jenniferdnoseworthy2348
@jenniferdnoseworthy2348 2 месяца назад
Right on Glen!! I love puff pastry and have eaten soooo many palmiers, I finally have the confidence to give it a go and that’s because you made it easy and non scary lol. Ty ty ty ❤️⭐️🇨🇦
@Survivin2Thrivin
@Survivin2Thrivin Год назад
I enjoy watching Glen & his spouse on this channel so very, very much. My fave cooking show!
@maryobrien8741
@maryobrien8741 Год назад
I make my own puff pastry as I enjoy the process. The recipe and process are almost identical to yours. I don't have a sheeter so I have always used a rolling pin. It tastes so much better and I try to use European butter (Kerrygold if I can get it).
@Notlost-lj9qt
@Notlost-lj9qt Год назад
Those look lovely. Not sure I have the patience, but it looks like it’s worth it.
@permeus2nd
@permeus2nd Год назад
0:30 so we had a similar thing in the UK only on a wider scale when Jamie Oliver headed the sugar tax and now in the UK all the stuff that used to have real sugar in it now cost much more or they have changed the recipe and it’s taste to remove said sugar. Now if it had changed anything I wouldn’t mind but nothing has changed except that now everything cost more, people that drink pop still drink it same for sweets and chocolate, if you ask people that drink or smoke tax dosnt stop them so the government already knew sugar tax wouldn’t stop people from using sugar.
@AuntieSullivan
@AuntieSullivan Год назад
What a fascinating history, and you've given me the courage to try it myself.
@anthonydolio8118
@anthonydolio8118 Год назад
Thanks for putting in all the time to show us.
@willbohland3698
@willbohland3698 9 месяцев назад
Like Jesus turning water into wine, you've turned butter into bread. Extremely impressive.
@ambsquared
@ambsquared Год назад
Alex French Guy Cooking’s croissant series is great.
@lesliemoiseauthor
@lesliemoiseauthor Год назад
I love the clay roller story.
@justmutantjed
@justmutantjed Год назад
What the heck -- this didn't even show up in my subscription feed. RU-vid is playing some games, it looks like. Edited to add: That palmier looks absolutely bonkers! Good work, Glen. I'd jump through quite a few hoops to get at something like that.
@nicole46980
@nicole46980 Год назад
i've used these for pottery and i've seen alex's videos and i didn't even make the connection until now. the one i used in the ceramics studio was a lot more heavy duty than this desktop one. it is its own piece of "furniture" with big granite rolling wheels and large circular crank wheel and then you put the clay between canvas sheets and roll it out into slabs for hand building
@nicholejoslin4324
@nicholejoslin4324 10 месяцев назад
Julie is so cute! 🤣She's like "Where's the rest of the projects?! I wanna help eat them!"
@j.g.7054
@j.g.7054 Год назад
As usual - FANTASTIC VIDEO! We love your work! Thank you very much XXOO!!
@katgore99
@katgore99 Год назад
Thank you for giving me courage
@rjones4190
@rjones4190 Год назад
Speaking from the pottery / ceramics world , that is usually called a slab roller, sometimes a roll mill, its used for almost exactly the same thing in clay vs dough.
@tammaragill9347
@tammaragill9347 Год назад
TY Glen for sharing this video AND showing us how to make puff pastry.
@mjkay8660
@mjkay8660 Год назад
also a hand crank wringer can be adjusted to do the same job.
@tonysanta3497
@tonysanta3497 Год назад
In Puerto Rico, we make a version of that called Palmeras (Pahl-meh-rahs). Then we brush it with a thick simple syrup then top with rainbow round sprinkles.
@chrisstarfire
@chrisstarfire Год назад
back in the mid & late 90s when i was doing a lot of work with polyclay, many of us used atlas manual pasta machines to condition the clay, to blend, and to roll thin, even layers for design work. loving that pastry folx use clay rollers as well. what a fabulous circle/cyle!
@coloringanddoodling9751
@coloringanddoodling9751 Год назад
Looks amazing
@virginiaf.5764
@virginiaf.5764 Год назад
Well ... where is everybody? Interesting ... on page 261 there's a recipe that suggests using almond milk instead of cream.
@maryminardi8018
@maryminardi8018 4 месяца назад
I like the Betty Crocker streamlined pastry dough recipe. But thank you for sharing this recipe!
@MFStuffNinja
@MFStuffNinja Год назад
I'm convinced I need a sheeter now. I have an unreasonable dislike of rolling pins along with manual labor. I'd use it for everything; pizza, cookies, pie dough, croissants, etc.
@Chyeld
@Chyeld Год назад
So I don't know what Glen considered cheap or expensive but when I was looking for these after the end of the video the slab rollers that I was finding were around 500 to 600 bucks USD....
@saberkite
@saberkite 10 месяцев назад
I tried making croissant dough. On the average the temperature where I live has a range of 29-31C, which can easily soften butter as I roll out the dough. Had to roll, fold, fridge about five times. Took about a day before I could use the dough. Fun to see it cook and see it puff up though. It's a simple method but it does take a while.
@andersonomo597
@andersonomo597 Год назад
*THANK-YOU GLEN!* Perfect timing as I just made a big batch of sausage rolls for a party and used store bought non-butter puff BUT I swore yet again that SOMEDAY I would be brave enough to make my own puff pastry. Will give this a go - your instructions make it very approachable! Cheers from Oz!!
@lorassorkin
@lorassorkin Год назад
I made puff pastry once, a couple months ago. I still have half in the freezer. If I ever do it again, I'll research this machine. Thanks Glen!
@margarethutchens5463
@margarethutchens5463 Год назад
You weren't kidding about the difference in price!. These looked delicious. Eagerly awaiting those sausage rolls!
@thehangmansdaughter1120
@thehangmansdaughter1120 Год назад
Just had a look at the latest episode and the comments are off, because someone was making threats over the recipe for a meat pie? What reasonable person behaves like that? It's terribly sad for the community, who love getting together for a good chat about food, family and tradition. There's nothing I enjoy more than reading the stories of other viewers. I love hearing those recollections. I will miss those conversations. 😥😥
@tinapetrovicz9741
@tinapetrovicz9741 Год назад
Thank you for this comment. I am a couple of days behind, and was watching a few Glen's videos in a row. I saw that he turned off the comments. Really sad that some people are so angry whether it is on social media or RU-vid comments, I am not sure what has happened to respectful discourse. Sincerely I hope the person who is making threats over meat pies gets the help.
@nate5539
@nate5539 Год назад
Great video.
@Just1Guy1000
@Just1Guy1000 Год назад
I watched this after the Sunday upload and saw the sausage ones coming out of the oven and they looked so good. Eagerly waiting for that video. 😊
@mustwereallydothis
@mustwereallydothis Год назад
I imagine it would be a lot faster to make it during a northern Alberta winter cold snap. That butter would chill in minutes at 40 below.
@bierbrauer11
@bierbrauer11 6 месяцев назад
I was going to make from scratch, but saw the store had puff pastry on sale. Went to the store, looked all over the frozen and refrigerated sections and couldn’t find it, so here I am
@patrickwilliams3108
@patrickwilliams3108 Год назад
My goodness! A clay plate slab roller. Neat idea.
@bdavis7801
@bdavis7801 Год назад
Thank you so much for this!!! Trying to find decent puff here in the PNW sucks too! 😕 PS 🤣🤣🤣 When I was in MO I saw several biscuit machines in the old historic homes! Very cool, same principle. I guess it was a big deal in KY/MO. Not sure the official name. I've heard it referred to as a beaten biscuit machine.
@SuHu62
@SuHu62 Год назад
I love palmiers. I still remember the first time I had one 😋
@janeteholmes
@janeteholmes Год назад
Well, I’m just coming to the end of the first rolling and folding phase and it’s been a workout that’s for sure! I did a few passes because it’s winter here, and I’ve stripped off to my singlet and running a sweat. Gonna need one of those machines if I do this very often!
@nihlify
@nihlify Год назад
I'm surprised they didn't market it as "New recipe!" like it's better... xD
@rickm5271
@rickm5271 Год назад
Wow, I feel like a caveman being shown the wheel for the first time. This dough sheeter is awesome! Not kidding, it's a gamechanger.
@kellybryson7754
@kellybryson7754 Год назад
Maybe a clay person looked at a dough-sheeter and said, "This would be awesome for conditioning my clay."
@Sa1985Mr
@Sa1985Mr Год назад
This was absolutely fantastic, love this in depth and original look at a specific technique.. must confess, unlikely to be making puff pastry again any time soon.. tried it once and I think your assessment is fair, not technically difficult just tedious.
@paulbort6371
@paulbort6371 Год назад
Looking forward to the sausage rolls!
@itzel1735
@itzel1735 Год назад
Have you tried making the palmiers with oven toasted sugar and/or maple sugar?
@staceya9580
@staceya9580 Год назад
Thank you for the salted butter explanation! I did not know how to compensate for it because I prefer salted as now unsalted butter has “natural” flavoring in unsalted.
@MovingMountainsMM
@MovingMountainsMM Год назад
Yummm
@Cristian.Cortez
@Cristian.Cortez Год назад
I was gonna say those pastries looked exactly like orejas, but then after a quick google search I realized that well... they are! I had no idea orejas had a french origin. Not surprising though, it wouldn't be the first Mexican bread/pastry with a French origin
@cdfreester
@cdfreester Год назад
Glen, that all looks amazing, as usual. Especially the clay conditioning dough sheeter. You're going to get a lot of "likes" from homemade pizza-makers who like to make Mid-American laminated/cracker pizza crust.
@JudithBrummett
@JudithBrummett Год назад
so I now know how to make Beaver Tails from Bucee's lol. looks great TFS!
@bettyboadwine4890
@bettyboadwine4890 Год назад
I've made croissants and I need that roller. Been craving that Greek pastry with spinach and feta cheese, sorry but I butcher the name beyond recognition. I think this puff pastry will be wonderful!
@applegal3058
@applegal3058 Год назад
I'm lucky enough to have enough patience to fiddle with a pie dough, I'd probably never try puff pastry myself. Thanks for sharing the information and technique though.
@joeyhardin1288
@joeyhardin1288 Год назад
A little while back, you made Beaten Biscuits or Kentucky Biscuits. I have a friend that makes her beaten biscuits with a Biscuit Brake. Same process as this one only to incorporate air into the dough. Thank you. God Bless and stay safe.
@resolecca
@resolecca Год назад
Hey Glen do you know the exact name of the machine coz when I googled clay conditioning machine I got alot of what looks like hand crank pasta sheeters but nothing that looked like this
@mjkay8660
@mjkay8660 Год назад
i use dowels to guide my rolling pin, my gran used her wringer off her washing machine
@itzel1735
@itzel1735 Год назад
Same when you search ‘tabletop slab roller’? I can’t find the make/model that Glen is using. And not cheap.
@sr2291
@sr2291 Год назад
​​@@3rdPartyIntervener That thing is HUGE! Is there a small version?
@andyh4520
@andyh4520 Год назад
Nice, thanks for that! When you make your sausage rolls, try it with some Sobrasada there's a good one available in Canada from Señorío de Montanera. It's SO decadent with the Bellota fat.
@hiddentruth1982
@hiddentruth1982 Год назад
There's a guy in France that put out a video on the various amounts of folds and the taste. It was quite informative.
@twylagariepy4347
@twylagariepy4347 Год назад
My daughter heard "French guy named Alex" and said ... Oh yeah I like his videos
@tednelson5277
@tednelson5277 Год назад
Thank you Mr Weston for that. I did not notice the change except that my baking didn't taste as good. Time to dust off the home made butter recipe.
@deb.m.7458
@deb.m.7458 Год назад
Really want one and it’s too bad the technology isn’t there yet! Learned a lot of technique today. Thank you.
@nicole46980
@nicole46980 Год назад
i've had the idea before of putting rings on either side of a long flat rolling pin that way you can have an even sheet of exactly the thickness you want without a big thing like this
@tessie7e777
@tessie7e777 Год назад
Yummmmmm- sausage rolls!
@M.athematech
@M.athematech Год назад
That is more butter than I have eaten in my entire life 😯
@MrPazzerz
@MrPazzerz Год назад
I've never worried about the salt in butter. It only serves to pull the butter flavor out. If it tasted salty, it would be oversalted. It doesn't. Never made any recipe go bad because it used salted instead of unsalted butter.
@TheNickmista
@TheNickmista Год назад
I'd love to see you do Portuguese tarts (pastel de nata) with this. I've tried a few times and struggle to get the crust cooked on the bottom, the top edge not burnt and the custard speckled all at the same time in a home oven. It seems very difficult with the store bought puff pastry I've used :/
@geraldkarl642
@geraldkarl642 Год назад
See you again soon, thank you.
@thames_music1219
@thames_music1219 Год назад
Putting away the stand mixer just to get out another stand mixer made me chuckle lol (yes I realize the gray mixer is larger)
@carychiasson9834
@carychiasson9834 Год назад
I want to see Glen do 13 Trillion folds. That would be cool to see.
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