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Starting from the long side, tightly roll each pastry sheet into a log.
Try to keep the roll firm without squeezing out the layers. The tighter the roll, the more defined the layers will be once baked.
Place the logs seam-side down.
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Step 5: Chill the Dough
Transfer the logs to a tray and refrigerate for about 15 minutes.
Chilling firms the butter and pastry, making the next step much easier and helping maintain the beautiful layers.
Step 6: Slice the Logs
Using a sharp knife, carefully cut each log lengthwise down the center.
You will expose the many layers of pastry inside.
Handle gently so the layers remain visible.
Step 7: Shape the Cruffins
Take one half-log and position the cut side facing outward.
Roll it into a spiral, similar to a cinnamon roll, keeping the exposed layers visible on the outside.
Tuck the end underneath to secure.
Place the shaped cruffin into a muffin cup.
Repeat with the remaining pieces.
You should have approximately 8 cruffins.
Step 8: Bake
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