Sunday, April 17, 2011

Slow Food Waitakere Croissant Class




On Sunday a small group of members from Slow Food Waitakere learned to make croissants from Allison of Gourmet Gannet.



The students


The teacher


After a demo we are all ready for hands-on!





It was a great class for everyone. We baked some croissants (plain and chocolate) on the spot, and we took some more home to freeze or bake. I baked some as soon as I got home, and they came out lovely (pics below). Thank you Allie for a lovely morning!





21 comments:

  1. I love croissants! This is one of my favorite kind of bread. ughhhh...I want to eat!

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  2. Bellissimi, a vederli fare sembra sempre facile!

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  3. I love croissant! Especially when they are warm and buttery, mmm... your croissant looks super delicious!

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  4. Ciao ! Deve essere stato bellissimo e buonissimo..gnammm

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  5. ohhh che bontà! e che belli questi momenti di condivisione insieme :-)))

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  6. sono molto belli e sembrano anche facili, per la traduzione uso lo stesso sistema?

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  7. Great photos Alessandra, it was a fun afternoon and I really enjoyed the company of you all and i am excited to be part of the Slow Food group. See you soon, Alli

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  8. Welcome to Slow Food Alli :-), Let's plan a choux pastry class soon!

    ciao
    A.

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  9. @ Tamara, il traduttore e' lo stesso, ma non c'e' la ricetta dei croissants... non potrei pubblicarla (almeno non subito) per rispetto all'insegnante che ce l'ha data. Magari vuole metterla prima lei, o forse deve fare altre classi di croissants :-).

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  10. Yahooo for you...these look amazing! I once took a class oodles ago to make these yummies too but haven't in a while...I should dig out my recipe! Fill them with chocolate...a dark piece of chocolate...yummmy x100!

    Happy new week to you.

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  11. Ma che belli che sono questi corsi. Perchè non si fanno nella mia città? Uffa! sarà stato un bel momento, anche perchè ci si scambiano tante ricettine tra partecipanti e si carpiscono tanti segreti che poi fanno la differenza nella preparazione del piatto.

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  12. @ Koralee, yep, we did fill some with some dark chocolate, so good!

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  13. Alessandra
    Welcome to my blog and many thanks for so beautiful words !!!
    You blog is so delicious !!!! and your croissants amazing !
    I wish you Happy Easter !
    Greetings from Greece
    Magda

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  14. Hey! Delicious as those croissants look, I'm happy to leave the baking to the experts and pick some up fresh from the bakery!!

    Have a great day!!

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  15. This looks like it was fun as well as informative. The croissants are lovely. Well done. Have a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary

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  16. Your croissants look so well done.Wish you had given the recipe too:).

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  17. They came out perfect, what a fun and delish day.

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  18. Red Nomad :-) I got this mania for home-made stuff, I have to try to make everything... so I don't have to drive to a bakery but can stay at home in my forest :-)

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  19. I wish i could get some opportunity like this. Looks awesome croissant.

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  20. Wow they look delicious! This sounds like a great class

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  21. Looked like a great workshop! Nothing like a freshly baked buttery croissant. Do let me know when the next one is.

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