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Is there a distinction between the terms "rolled-in" dough and "laminated"
dough? Or are they just different words that mean exactly the same thing? Thanks Rich Hollenbeck Moreno Valley, CA |
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![]() Rich Hollenbeck wrote: > Is there a distinction between the terms "rolled-in" dough and "laminated" > dough? Or are they just different words that mean exactly the same thing? > > Thanks > > Rich Hollenbeck > Moreno Valley, CA They're the same thing. I've heard both terms used to describe Danish pastry, croissant, and puff pastry doughs. |
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