Tuesday, August 6, 2019

How to make the best black and white croissants

How to make the best black and white croissants

Beside traveling my other passion is cooking. I can't say I'm an expert in kitchen but I really love to cook and try out new recipes. I will be honest and say this is my first attempt to make these two color croissants, they look great and what is the most important they taste amazing! I have 2 small kids and they ask from me to bake and cook all kind of food. The original receipt is in Serbian from "Minjina Kuhinjica". I translated this one in English, original recipe is on her website. 


Here is your compete recipe guide for how to make these black & white croissant from scratch. These homemade croissant are absolutely delicious!



For these delicious croissant you need: 

500g flour 
250ml vegetable oil 
250ml milk
2 eggs 
40g fresh yeast 

White dough  

6 spoons of flour 

Black dough 

3 spoons of flour
3 spoons of cocoa

Syrup

500g sugar  ( I reduced sugar to 500g, in original recipe is 800g )
500ml water





1. Preparation for syrup: 

In a pot put the water and sugar to boil for approximate 5 mins. Let it cool while preparing the dough. 

2. Preparation for two color dough:    

In larger bowl dissolve the yeast in the warm milk. No need to wait for yeast to rise, you can immediately put eggs, vegetable oil then add flour and knead the dough well. Divide the dough into two equal parts. Put 3 tablespoon of cocoa powder and 3 tablespoons of flour in one part. In white part put 6 tablespoon of flour. Divide black dough  and form 2 more balls, do the same with white dough, so you have 4 balls in total.  




Stretch the balls with the roller and form equal circles. I know mine aren't perfect here,  I usually cut a perfect circle with pizza roller but this time I forgot to do that before I took photos. I cut the edges before I rolled the dough into small croissants. Put white dough on black one (or black on white) and divide in 16 parts (portions) or more if you want.  




Roll the parts and form small croissants, put them on baking sheet and align the portions on baking paper. Bake in the preheat oven at 200 ĀŗC for about 18-20 mins. Once the croissant are ready pour syrup on them and let them absorb everything well. Put them on serving tray and enjoy. 






Hope you liked this post and I apologize for any grammar mistakes :) Bon appetit!

Photos: My city preset "Monte" & "Sugar & Spice"  Edited in Lightroom 
Pinterest graphic made by me 
Camera: Canon 
Original receipt in Serbian from "Minjina Kuhinjica"

If you are interested to buy these presets and Pinterest graphics contact me in email: fashion.beauty.info@gmail.com. 

33 comments

  1. Yummy these look amazing I wish I could eat gluten.I use to love croissants they were my fav for breakfast. Looks like a great recipe

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    1. Thank you dear Bella, hope you dont have too much trouble with gluten. Are you practicing gluten-free diet?

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  2. I love croissants. I've been wanting to make them for years and never have given it a try. They look delicious, but the black color does throw me off a bit. LOL. Thanks for sharing.

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    1. They are very easy to make, why dont you give it a try? ;)

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  3. Showing this to my brother because he loves to bake and I think he'd want to know how to do this!

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    1. Thank you, tell me the results when he makes them ;)

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  4. i must say thank you to this full proof outline, I love croissants but making it is like mission impossible, i will definitely try this out

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  5. Okay I love croissants and those look majorly yummy. I'll definitely need to try this out. Thanks so much for sharing this with us!

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  6. They are certainly truly original. They make a nice visual effect and I dare only imagine how good they are!

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  7. I need to give these a try. I do love croissants. I've never had a black and white one.

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  8. Thanks for the recipe! They look really nice. great job! I might do them soon.

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  9. These are very unique looking. Do they have a chocolate flavor to them?

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  10. OMG! These look wonderful. I've never seen anything quite like it.

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  11. Very creative! I've never seen black and white croissants before. Quite a unique look. Will have to try this one.

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  12. I've never heard of black and white croissants before, but they sound like they would be delicious. I am going to have to make these soon.

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  13. Dont these look beautiful! So unique, love them!

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  14. Aha! It's the cocoa that makes the black part of the black and white. These look awesome! And I really love your photography. My mom loves to make croissants and she has let me know to not fear them and think they're too complicated. I want to make these with her!

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  15. Ooh, those look so awesome. And adding chocolate to anything pretty much makes it perfect. Can't wait to try these!

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  16. I love a good flaky croissant! Original and cocoa croissants is so extra!

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  17. Oh man these look so delicious! I have never made any kind of bread before, but these black and white croissants look so good.

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  18. I love breads and pastries and I think this recipe is fun!

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  19. They are so elegant looking. I haven't seen them before, but I like!

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  20. These look amazing! I am going to have to try this recipe!

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  21. Looks so good have to save your recipe and give it a try !!

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  22. This croissants is perfect and it looks so delicious. I'm sure my son would like this.

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  23. Wow, what an interesting twist (pardon the pun) to the croissant recipe. I may look into making this one day with my son soon.

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  24. This would be impressive to bring to a family gathering! Thanks for translating the recipe for us. I am always so intimidated by baking. You have made it look doable, thank you!

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  25. Never tried anything like this before but they really look very appetizing to me :)

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  26. These look like these are fun to make. I never had a black and white croissant and now I would like to try it!

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  27. Had no idea these can be made so easily. They look tasty. Will try over weekend. Thanks

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  28. I tried this ones, they were so good. Different from the traditional croissant. I have to try to make them. Thanks šŸ˜Š

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