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Pastry Lamination Line

Ever wonder why some pastries are light and crisp flaky, while others are dense and chewy? It’s really interesting! Well, its all in a very special process know as Juheng pastry lamination. It's basically like buttering croissants (which is my favorite job in making this) but all over the place and at multiple levels similar to fun cooking technique called food processing industry equipment for example. Next, you repeatedly roll them into many thin sheets. The result is a puff pastry riddled with thousands of thin, crisp layers. These air pockets are what results in the flaky and airy pastry. This is what sets yummy treats like croissants and danishes apart from other types of baked goods

The science behind flaky croissants and buttery danishes.

So how the hell do they make these super light and Juheng crusty pastries anyway? But when they mingle and are flattened in a high-heat oven, voila. Amazing things happen. As the butter gets hot, it changes from solid to liquid and then as that water starts boiling on through steam. That steam forms tiny channels of air which are captured between the layers of dough. When you, this paratha machine is what causes the pastry to puff up and become flaky. A pastry will be the more layers of dough and butter it has.   So that is why a perfect croissant should have so many layers to it sometimes, even in the hundreds

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