Home Made Chocolate Croissants Recipe
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Published January 31st 2013
Because sinning is good
The weekend calls for a fun, hearty and warming breakfast that will keep your tummy and heart happy, even if it means sinning a little. These chocolate croissant recipes are just that and they are super easy to make. Instead of opting for slaving in the kitchen and making a dough, I have chosen to make them with store brought pastry puff sheets.
Let' get started: You will need one packet of ready rolled butter puff pastry. You can also choose light puff pasty like I have - it tastes equally divine.
100 gram dark or milk chocolate.
I egg white beaten.
Preheat the oven to 218 degree celsius with a lined baking tray . Roll out the pastry sheet and cut about six to eight squares.
Take a square and cut it into two triangles.
Place 2-3 pieces of chocolate on the side facing you. Roll gently the side facing you, wrap and close it from the other side.
You will get somewhat straight croissant. Press into a crescent shape by simply pushing it gently.
With a kitchen brush or your fingers swipe some beaten egg white on top.
Pop it on the tray and bake it for 25-30 minutes. You will have around 12-14 mini croissants.
Your homely but quick chocolate croissants is now ready.
Let' get started: You will need one packet of ready rolled butter puff pastry. You can also choose light puff pasty like I have - it tastes equally divine.
100 gram dark or milk chocolate.
Preheat the oven to 218 degree celsius with a lined baking tray . Roll out the pastry sheet and cut about six to eight squares.
Take a square and cut it into two triangles.
Place 2-3 pieces of chocolate on the side facing you. Roll gently the side facing you, wrap and close it from the other side.
You will get somewhat straight croissant. Press into a crescent shape by simply pushing it gently.
With a kitchen brush or your fingers swipe some beaten egg white on top.
Pop it on the tray and bake it for 25-30 minutes. You will have around 12-14 mini croissants.
Your homely but quick chocolate croissants is now ready.
Why? Weekends should smell like chocolates and love
When: Anytime
Where: Everywhere
Cost: Approximately 3 GBP
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