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Hi all,
I have been trying for some time now to create a flakey, but tender Danish. I have pretty much mastered croissant/puff pastry making. So, in terms of the process, I should have all the required prerequisite knowledge. I have tried several different recipies, however, everytime the result has been a hard, crusty danish, which tasted ok but was not even close to the quality of those one finds in a good bakery (US and European). How does one create a tender danish. Does this depends on the handling of the dough, or am I missing a key ingredient? Thank you very much for your time. Regards, Jim |
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