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Croissants
Croissants are a baked buttery and flaky pastry product which is recognized by its crescent shape. Despite being associated with France and having a French name, croissants originally came from Austria in all kinds of shapes, from around the 13th century. There is no known reason for the specific famous crescent shape of the croissant that is popular today, but legend states that it was made so to mock the Islamic crescent after the defeat of the Turkish by the French, hence why the croissant is banned in many Islamic countries.
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How much chicken salad for 50 croissants?
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You will need approximately 6 pounds of chicken salad to make 50 mini Croissants. Each process will require approximately 2 ounces of chicken salad.
Can you freeze croissants?
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Croissants can be readily frozen prior to rising and baking. They are sold this way, so they can be defrosted, risen baked "fresh"daily.
How do you make a Croissant Apple Pie?
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An easy way to make Croissant Apple pie:
- Preheat oven at 375 degrees F.
- Open a package of refrigerated croissant dough and unroll half of the dough.
- Use to line a small pie plate, arranging the triangles and pressing the seams together with your fingers.
- Open a can of apple pie filling and pour it over the dough.
- Then unroll the other half of the croissant dough, separate it into triangles, and arrange them over the pie filling.
- Bake at about 375 degrees F., until the crust is brown and flaky.
Are mcvitie's mini croissants suitable for vegetarians?
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Read ingredients if they have eggs in them then NO they are not suitable for vegetarians, as most packed croissants do contain eggs, unlike the freshly backed ones that you can buy in bakeries.
Are croissants healthy?
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They are neither healthy nor unhealthy but as they have a high fat content they are quite energy dense and should not be eaten too frequently.
Why are croissants unhealthy?
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Croissants are a pastry. They contain a fair amount of fat and sugar and as such, are not recommended in a balanced diet. Now, there's nothing wrong with eating one or two croissants each day if you are really physically active.
What is French for croissants?
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in French: un croissant, des croissants. That's a French word.
What are croissants served with?
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Find out urself. Dont always trust the wikianswer cause it says faults lies.
