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Baking croissants and pains au chocolat in Paris? It doesn’t get much more authentic than this small-group class led by a professional chef. Students will dive into the art of laminated dough, shaping, and baking these classic French pastries using high-quality ingredients. With personalized guidance and hands-on practice, you will leave with freshly baked treats and the skills to recreate these delectable delights at home. What’s the catch?
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This small-group pastry class in Paris offers a hands-on experience focused on making classic French croissants and pains au chocolat.
Located near Place des Vosges, the class accommodates a maximum of 12 travelers, ensuring personalized attention from the professional chef instructor.
The 2-hour session provides step-by-step guidance on crafting laminated dough, shaping, and baking these beloved Parisian pastries.
All cooking supplies, an illustrated recipe booklet, and health safety equipment are included.
Hot and cold beverages are provided throughout the workshop, and participants get to enjoy and take home their freshly baked creations.
Participants actively engage in the baking process, with the professional chef providing detailed, hands-on guidance throughout the session.
The class focuses on mastering the secrets to making laminated dough, shaping, and baking croissants, pains au chocolat, and pains au raisin.
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This immersive experience allows travelers to learn the art of French pastry-making while enjoying the fruits of their labor.
The class equips travelers with the essential skills needed to create authentic French pastries at home. Under the guidance of a professional chef, participants learn the step-by-step secrets to making laminated dough, the key to flaky croissants and pains au chocolat.
They master techniques for properly shaping the dough and baking the pastries to golden perfection. Attendees also pick up tricks for preparing pains au raisin, ensuring the perfect balance of sweetness and texture.
With the detailed recipe booklet and hands-on practice, travelers leave feeling confident in their ability to recreate these beloved Parisian treats.
During the class, participants receive all the necessary cooking supplies to successfully bake croissants, pains au chocolat, and pains au raisin.
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Along with the baked goods, travelers take home the skills and recipes to recreate the Parisian classics in their own kitchens.
Freshly baked croissants, pains au chocolat, and pains au raisin are enjoyed throughout the class, allowing participants to savor the fruits of their labor.
The chef encourages everyone to indulge in the warm, flaky pastries straight from the oven. Participants delight in the rich, chocolatey centers of the pains au chocolat and the sweet raisins in the pains au raisin.
The experience of tasting the freshly baked goods, still slightly crisp on the outside and soft on the inside, is a highlight of the class.
Plus, each person takes home the pastries they’ve created, ready to share with family and friends.
How do participants rate this croissant baking class in Paris? With an overall rating of 4.9 out of 5 based on 555 reviews, this class is highly recommended by 97% of travelers.
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Participants consistently praise the class for its engaging format, expert guidance, and the delicious end product.
This small-group croissant workshop is a must-do activity for any foodie visiting Paris.
The croissant baking class is wheelchair accessible and suitable for travelers with strollers, as it’s located near public transportation.
The class meets at 7 Rue de Béarn, 75003 Paris, recognizable by a red storefront labeled LE CAFE CHINOIS. The meeting point is conveniently situated, making it easy for participants to find and access the venue.
The class size is capped at 12 travelers, ensuring personalized attention from the professional chef instructor throughout the hands-on baking experience.
With these accessibility and logistical considerations, the croissant baking class is designed to be a seamless and inclusive experience for all travelers.
With its renowned reputation for exquisite pastries, Paris has long been a mecca for pastry enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike.
The city’s vibrant pastry scene offers an array of delectable delights, from flaky croissants to decadent éclairs.
As you stroll through the charming Parisian streets, you’ll be tempted by the tantalizing aromas wafting from the local bakeries.
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Yes, the class can accommodate participants with food allergies. The instructor is able to provide modified recipes and ensure the use of ingredients that avoid any specified dietary restrictions or food allergies.
The class duration can be extended for an additional fee. Participants can speak with the instructor about extending the class to accommodate their needs and interests. The extension option provides more time for hands-on baking and practice.
No prior baking experience is necessary. The class is designed for beginners, with a hands-on, step-by-step approach and personalized guidance from the professional chef. Even those new to baking will leave with the skills to make delicious croissants and pastries.
The pastries made in the class may not be suitable for vegetarians or vegans, as they likely contain butter and eggs. Participants should check with the instructor about any dietary accommodations that can be made.
Yes, you can purchase additional pastries to take home after the class. The class includes tasting the freshly baked goods, and participants have the option to buy more to enjoy later.
This small-group baking class is a must for anyone seeking an authentic Parisian pastry experience. You’ll master the art of croissant and pain au chocolat making under a chef’s guidance, leaving with freshly baked treats and the skills to recreate these delights at home. It’s a delightful way to learn about the city’s famed pastry culture.