Here is a list of commercial baking formulas that have been featured on Renaissance Culinaire. These formulas are meant to be used in a professional kitchen or bakery. These formulas include step by step procedure notes with the aid of pictures. The formulas have instructions for reducing the volume for home use. This page will be updated as new formulas are featured.
Americanized Pumpernickel Bread
Croissant with a starter
Wussel Bread
Seven Grain Bread
Lemon curd /Lemon Tarts/ Authentic Scottish shortbread
Callebaut Dark Chocolate Hazelnut Scones
Pumpkin Crunch coffee Cake
Pate A Choux , Éclairs & Cream Puffs revisited
Tuile Cookies Curls
Short Dough Cookies
Praline Paste
Dessert Costing : Banana Strawberry TorteScratch Italian Puff PastryCommercial Cinnamon & Sugar (for cinnamon rolls, breads etc.)These formulas are not to be republished or distributed without my permission. All images are copyrighted.
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We were thinking of trying something new for this Halloween. Pumpkin pie is getting boring. Will be trying the pumpkin crunch coffee cake this year. Thanks for sharing!!
12:48 PM, October 27, 2008
Wow!
10:00 PM, January 19, 2009
Such formulas are more than my expectations.And I am really glad to got these various recipes .In order to bring change in breakfast I'll try different breads.
I am really very happy because that is what I was looking for a long time.Thanks for a good number of delicious recipes at the same place.I'll try the Pumpkin crunch coffee cake first.
11:42 PM, January 19, 2009
Wow!
5:22 AM, January 20, 2009
Such formulas are perfect for my cousin who is running a Cuisine.I'll forward this info to him.
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