That could be quite a challenge for my English , but:
For the dough
1 kg of “405 flour” (for baking a cake, not a bread)
125 g sugar
250 ml rapeseed oil
6 egg yolks (only, no whites)
50 g orange sugar (or vanillin sugar plus peel from two oranges)
14 g dry yeast (yeast-powder, it might be called, I think)
0,5 l lukewarm milk
Put all ingredients into a bowl, knead a smooth dough, then cover the bowl with a cloth. Put it somewhere warm until it raises to be twice the volume. Then, with your hands covered with e.g. butter, knead it again and leave it covered once more to rise again, about 1,5 - 2 times the volume.
Meanwhile, for the filling
200 g white ground poppy seed (“biały mak mielony” in Polish)
100 g almond flour
100 g honey
50 g butter
50 g sour thick cream
250 ml milk
almond oli (according to taste)
Boil the milk & butter, then pour it into the poppy seed (‘brew’ verb?).
Then mix it with the rest ingredients with a spoon. Add some chopped walnuts, raisins, apricots or what you like.
Form croissants with the filling and bake in 180°C about 20 minutes.
Then the icing
Lemon or orange juice + icing (powder?) sugar
And then… I can’t find the proper verb : dot, funnel, snow, place, put coarsely chopped walnuts and / or almonds.
I also tried to think about some colour grading, but had no clue how to do it in an attractive way. What colours and how to add them. I like your idea a lot
Hello,
Sorry, I posted my proposal too quickly, I notice some chromatic aberration on the edge of the cup and the sharpness and the edges were also too pronounced.
@Leniwiec Thanks for sharing! The croissant looks scrumptious and placement on pointe. It is no wonder given how rich the recipe is. Unfortunately, I have to be dairy and gluten free…
It is interesting how some PlayRaw entries added a cast to the image whereas others tried not to. Another thing is we can guess who has high nit displays based on the average brightness the results are set. Or maybe a dimmer view evokes an earlier morning?
Yes, given some time to analyse, we can come to the interesting conclusions.
It is also precious for me, as I happen to be able to create technically perfect, yet boring results. I think I lack some imagination, and no wonder even kids can create more moody pics with their smartphone and in-app filters, than I can with such powerful tools like darktable
We’ve got exactly 51 this time The other half was given to my aunt