I made these easy chocolate hazelnut croissants after I was
recently asked to try out some of Jus-Rol’s products and I jumped at the
chance.
Jus-Rol make several products, probably the most well known
being pastry. I always think ready-made pastry is a godsend. I have made
various types of pastry, but when you can buy fresh, or frozen from the
supermarket, it can save a ton of time.
Aside from their pastry they also sell a range of brilliant
ready made Bake-It-Fresh goodies, these include cookie dough, garlic bread,
focaccia, apple Danish, cinnamon swirls and croissants. I chose their croissants to bake as I
love them and knew I wanted to pimp them up a little bit.
Of course, these flaky buttery French pastries are perfectly
good (and delicious) on their own. But how about spreading some Nutella in them
and some chopped nuts? That would make these even more irestistable, if
possible.
I simply opened a can of the Jus-Rol croissant (tip, after
peeling back the little bit of paper, whack the edge of the can off the
worktop) and out they puffed. The can opens up revealing a tight roll of the
croissant dough. I unrolled and separated the 6 triangles on my work surface. I
spread a generous teaspoon of Nutella over the top of the croissant dough, then
sprinkled on some chopped hazelnuts.
There is a knack to rolling croissants and I think I
mastered it by my second can. I rolled them up and curved the ends so they
almost looked like little crabs. I popped them in the pre-heated oven for about
15 minutes and out came beautifully golden brown and puffed croissants. My only
slight niggle was the thin end of the croissant seemed to curl away a little,
so when you make them, perhaps tuck this bit underneath.
But the result tasted amazing. Very flaky, crispy and that
layer of Nutella inside – oh wow! Perfect with a cup of coffee for breakfast, I
thought. And as they are so easy to make you could knock these up any day of
the week!
Disclosure Statement: I received vouchers to purchase
Jus-Rol product. I was not asked to provide a recipe or give a positive review.
Any opinions expressed are my own.
Jus-rol croissants??? Which supermarket did you buy this from? Looks lovely x
ReplyDeleteI got it in my local Tesco Charlene. I know ASDA also carries a large range on Jus-rol goodies too...
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