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France's classic crescent pastry, with many crisp layers of butter folded into the dough.
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The croissant is said to have evolved in France from the Austrian crescent-shaped kipferl. Folding layers of butter into the dough creates its many crisp, flaky layers. In France, a croissant with a café au lait is the everyday breakfast.
Mix bread flour, yeast, milk, sugar, and salt into a dough and chill.
Roll the dough into a square, place cold butter in the center, and wrap it in.
Roll out and fold in thirds several times to build layers.
Cut into triangles and roll up from the wide end into crescents.
Let rise, then brush with egg.
Bake at 220°C for about 15 minutes until golden.