Croissant
Culinary legends
The Islamic origin story seems to have originated with the 20th-century writer Alfred Gottschalk, who gave two versions:
Overview of manufacturing
The final steps are the cooling and storage of the croissant. Croissants are generally not stored for very long and are typically consumed soon after baking.
Predough
In-dough fat affects the texture and lift of predough. Although higher levels of dough fat may lower dough lift during baking, it also correlates with a softer end product. As such, the main function of in-dough fat is to produce a desirable softness in the final croissant.
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