Baking frozen croissants for my colleagues at the animal shelter. 2 attempts [Eng - Esp]

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Baking frozen croissants for my colleagues at the animal shelter. 2 attempts


Hello my dear friends of Hive and especially of Foodies Bee Hive, today I bring you a very interesting post, because although this seems simple, it is not.

The animal shelter is built in a mountain shelter, so the infrastructure is quite basic. However, we manage very well to feed ourselves and the animals.

The owners of the shelter provide us with some basic food, such as noodles, rice, frozen croissants, milk, cookies and some other things that they vary and bring us.

The oven we have only turns on from underneath, so we have to remove the croissants and turn them over. That, as you can imagine, "apelmasa ", that is to say, it leaves them as a compact piece of dough.

Therefore, I made two attempts:

1 - I let the croissants thaw overnight and then cooked them for 11 minutes turn and turn at minimum heat, but of course that didn't work, so I added 5 minutes on each side at medium heat.

It didn't turn out too well, but better than the guys who cook them 14 minutes on one side and then 14 minutes on the other over medium heat.

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Cocinando croissants congelados para mis compañeros de la protectora de animales. 2 intentos


Hola mis queridos amigos de Hive y en especial de Foodies Bee Hive, hoy les traigo un post bastante interesante, pues aunque esto parece sencillo, no lo es.

La protectora de animales está construida en un refugio de montaña, por lo que la infraestructura es bastante básica. Sin embargo, nos la arreglamos muy bien para hacernos de comer a nosotros y a los animales.

Los dueños de la protectora nos brindan algunos alimentos básicos, como fideos, arroz, croissants congelados, leche, galletas y algunas otras cosas que van variando y nos traen.

El horno que tenemos sólo enciende por debajo, por lo que tenemos que retirar los croissants y darlos vuelta. Eso, como se imaginarán, los ”apelmasa”, es decir que los deja como un pedazo de masa compacto.

Por ello, hice dos intentos:

1 - Dejé descongelando los croissants toda la noche y luego los cociné durante 11 minutos vuelta y vuelta a fuego mínimo, pero claro que no funcionó, así que agregué 5 minutos de cada lado a fuego medio.

No quedó demasiado bien, pero mejor que a los chicos que los cocinan 14 minutos de un lado y luego 14 minutos del otro a fuego medio.


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2 - I let the croissants defrost overnight in the refrigerator, then I left them half an hour at room temperature and finally I cooked them half an hour on one side and then half an hour on the other.

They turned out much better than the previous time, so for now, this is the way.

It is possible that they could be longer at room temperature and then 40 minutes on the first side so they don't get so caked when you take them out to turn them over.

Do you have any advice?

2 - Dejé descongelando los croissants toda la noche en la nevera, luego los dejé media hora a temperatura ambiente y finamlente los cociné media hora de un lado y luego media hora del otro.

Quedaron mucho mejor que la vez anterior, por lo que por ahora, esta es la manera.

Es posible que puedan estar más tiempo a temperatura ambiente y luego 40 minutos del primer lado para que no se apelmacen tanto al retirarlos para darlos vuelta.

¿Tienen algún consejo?


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Well, although it's not the most elaborate food in the world, it's what's out there now and I thought it was fun to share it with you, since it's a meal and a whole experience, hehe.

Bueno, aunque no es la comida más elaborada del mundo, es lo que hay ahora y me pareció divertido compartirlo con ustedes, pues es una comida y toda una experiencia, jeje.


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I hope you’ve enjoy the post!

Thanks a lot for being here!

With love,

@belug

Espero que hayas disfrutado el post!!

Muchas gracias por estar aquí!

Con cariño,

@belug


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Sorry am. It familiar with he world croissants but it sure look like crayfish

Hey! Did you read my blog or just looked at the pictures?

I was interested in the picture brother but now I will go through it

Great!

Omg!! I want to try some croissant of yours!! Just looking at the pictures seems so delicious.

Thank you!! They were very tasty hehe ☺️

wow, Love this for snacks

Yes!! Me too!

They look very delicious. 😋

Yes! It was!

Que labor más bonita la de trabajar en un refugio... Si es bollería congelada antes de meterla al horno déjala descongelar así con el horno caliente lo mismo no les tienes que dar la vuelta aunq seguirá siendo todo un reto ese horno.
Un abrazo @belug!

Jejej, sí que será un reto! Dejé descongelando pero creo que no funcionó jeje

That's quite an adventure in the kitchen, girl! haha. But yeah, what sometimes seems to be quick and easy to prepare, doesn't necessarily turn out like that xD

Lol, absolutely!! That’s wha happened!

This really looks fantastic and delicious. Could be a snack for the Christmas season. The pictures alone are inviting 😋

Thank you very much!! Although it wasn’t perfect, it was very tasty!

You're welcome. That's good.

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That must be delicious , but the structure of a croissant of yours is not similar to chubby and oeiginal croissant..🤗Greetings

Absolutely, they were frozen croissants and the oven wasn’t working very well. The important thing is that they were tasty 😋

Yes for Sure, taste is the most important thing than the look of the food😊