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Flaky pastry, also
known as
quick pastry,
blitz pastry or
rough puff, is a
light and thin
unleavened pastry that is
similar to, but
distinct from, puff...
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Chinese flaky pastry (Chinese: 中式酥皮; also
known as
Chinese puff pastry) is a form of
unleavened flaky pastry used in
traditional Chinese pastries that...
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Maillard reaction. Many
varieties have a
flaky crust due to the
incorporation of
butter to
develop a
flaky texture when baking. The
origins of the meat...
- into the dough. Some
stuffed parathas are not layered,
lacking in the
flakiness of
plain parathas, and
instead resemble a
filled pie
squashed flat and...
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other enriched doughs.
Pastries tend to have a
delicate texture,
often flaky or crumbly, and rich flavor—simple
breads are thus
excluded from the pastry...
- the
lipids in the
butter essentially fry the dough,
resulting in a light,
flaky product.
Pastries using laminated doughs include:
Croissant pastry, from...
- small,
round pie,
similar to a turnover,
filled with
currants and made from
flaky pastry with butter,
sometimes topped with
brown sugar. The
Eccles cake is...
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multiple browser contexts and
provides automatic waiting,
which reduces the
flakiness of tests. @playwright/test is a test
runner with Jest-like ****ertions...
- baskets, to
symbolize fish
being caught or
piglets being bound for sale.
Flaky:
Flaky crusts are most
indicative of Suzhou- and Taiwan-style mooncakes. The...
- sausages, pâtés, and fillings. As a
replacement for butter, it
provides flakiness to pastry. In
western cuisine, it has
ceded its po****rity to vegetable...
