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pastry lamination

Do you eat croissant or puff pastry? Its a taste made possible by the process of pastry lamination! Lamination is a technique where butter (small amounts or large) is enveloped in sheets of dough and separated by more layers, to create flaky pastry. This technique is employed in a variety of tasty pastries, such as croissant or danish and turnover. They are really something beautiful that you can see when taking a bite of these pastries.

It is a little tough mastering the art of pastry lamination which comes with practice and thus you need to learn about how to laminate for beginners. The most important step - Make your dough First With your rollable dough ready and looking neat, the following stage is moving out some butter to fit e size of HOW Near can you get it (without getting too near! This is all very well, as the butter has to slot neatly inside the dough. Now put butter over the dough and cover it by making it a sandwich. Once this is set, you will repeat the steps and roll out your dough again - a few more times of folding over. The rolling and folding is also what creates thousands of thin layers in the pastry that people adore.

Mastering Pastry Lamination Techniques

Be patient. Simply fold the dough, let it rest and fold again The resting is important to help the gluten relax a bit and make it easier for you to roll out your dough evenly.

Use high-quality butter. The quality of your butter has a HUGE effect on how delicious your crust will be! Flavour improvement comes with good butter

Why choose Juheng pastry lamination?

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