Pastry croissant

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These easy chocolate croissants made with all-butter puff pastry are prepped in under thirty minutes, and taste like they're from a bakery!

Here’s a quick and easy brunch recipe: “Cheater” Puff Pastry Croissants. Lot’s of ways to dress them up too: almond, chocolate, savory with ham and cheese. I had these ready in under 15 minutes and ready to eat 30 minutes after that, so a great option — remember to thaw your puff pastry the night before! Ingredients2 sheets frozen puff pastry, thawed1 egg, lightly beaten with water, for egg washThen depending on what kind of croissants you want to make1 chocolate bar or a handful of…

Imagine starting your day with a warm, golden croissant filled with a rich, almond-infused frangipane. Our Almond Bliss Croissants offer a delightful twist on the classic French pastry, featuring a sweet and nutty filling enveloped by a crisp, buttery exterior.

The latest and arguably greatest entry in New York’s croissant craze.

At Lune, like everything else we do, almond croissants are not exactly made the traditional way. Classically, an almond croissant will be flat, and I hate to say it, often rather sad looking. The old-school way to make almond croissants is to bake them between two trays, such that they are squashed during their second bake. This seemed like madness to me — why would you want to lose the definition of all those beautiful layers, and in the process, the crunch and flake of that buttery pastry…

French Croissant Queen of Breads, can be made in just 4 hours, start to finish with this modern technique.

This Tiramisu Croissant will be the star of your next brunch. It's easily made with very few ingredients and the most delicious store-bought croissants you can find. The result is flaky, creamy and absolutely delicious.

These biscoff croissants (cookie butter croissants) are a combo of two of my favourite things, almond croissants and biscoff. They are so easy to make, look SO impressive and taste worthy of a French bakery, but packed with cookie butter flavour!