Laminated Dough

Laminated dough

Laminated dough is made by repeatedly folding and rolling dough with fat to create numerous thin layers. As it bakes, steam from the fat separates the layers, giving the pastry a flaky, crisp texture. Puff pastry, croissants, and Danish pastry are made using this technique.

Where It’s Used

“Roll out the laminated dough, chilling it after each fold.”

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