Making Croissants at the Model Bakery

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Making Croissants at the Model Bakery

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At the Model Bakery in Napa, California, we talk with Owner Sarah Mitchell Hansen and Head Production Baker Gordon Patty about their secrets to baking flaky, buttery Croissants.
Watch this and more baking and pastry videos at https://www.ciaprochef.com/butter/.

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