All types of laminated doughs
In Bakeland, we've assembled all existing types of laminated doughs. For laminated yeast dough, we'll delve into the layers to understand their effect on texture. For puff pastry dough, we'll explore both traditional and inverted puff pastries.
We have prepared a variety of rich yeast doughs, including the basic brioche, from which you'll learn to make any type of rich dough. We'll be crafting donuts, multiple variations of brioche, tarte Tropézienne, canelé, tarte au sucre, kuglof, laminated donuts, chocolate brioche, and more.
Doublebake or second chance
You’ll learn how to repurpose two-day-old croissants and other baked goods. Optimize unsold leftover croissants by transforming them into brand-new creations, refreshing your display case in just 20 minutes each day. The “Doublebake” range will prove invaluable.
We'll demonstrate how to adjust your production and explain the correct methods for freezing ready-to-bake creations, creams, and fillings. You'll understand the intricacies of freezing and be equipped to use them in your work for efficiency and optimization.
Croissants, bicolored croissants, pain au chocolat, ”Doublebake” croissants, raisin swirls, cruffins, Danish, classic brioche, canelé, donuts, laminated donuts, Berliner, tart au sucre, chocolate brioche, chausson au pomme.
Each range is self-sufficient and can operate as an independent business project. You could open a bakery selling only croissants or offer a range exclusively of donuts. Alternatively, you can expand or refresh your existing bakery's offerings.
Equipment and ingredients
We've included a chapter in the recipe book that provides a detailed description of all the ingredients, their specifications, proportions, and reliable brands. Additionally, you'll learn how to substitute them correctly.
We’ve developed well-balanced and high-profit margin recipes for selling and production. The recipes consist of simple and easily accessible ingredients. We’ve included all the fillings needed for work: frangipane, custards, jelly, fruit fillings, ganache, creams for baking and glazes.
Various shaping techniques
You'll learn various shaping techniques, from classic to unconventional. This includes crafting creations using different molds, bicolored laminated dough, and techniques without molds, allowing you to achieve diverse visual effects for your products.
Production conditions for all types of ovens
We'll demonstrate how to produce baked goods using professional equipment, suitable for both large-scale and small-scale production or home baking. This includes techniques for convection and deck ovens, manual and machine roll-out, spiral kneading machines and planetary mixers, as well as production proofers, retarder proofers, and hand-made proofing methods.