ISSUE 1: Over-proofing If product is over-proofed the yeast will eat the sugar in the dough and it will not brown correctly. Generally, there will be honeycomb holes in the dough or a cavity will form in the center of croissants. Over-proofed products will often fall in the oven.
Make sure the tip ends up under the bottom of the croissant. Place the shaped pastry on a parchment-lined baking sheet, curving the ends toward each other. Refrigerate for 30 minutes. Take the croissants out of the refrigerator, and let them warm and rise for 60 to 90 minutes at room temperature.
Help, butter leaks out when baking! Your croissants were probably under-proofed. Just let them proof a bit longer so they get wobbly and increase visually in size. When under-proofed the butter tends to leak out from in between the layers and you end up with a butter puddle.
Before rolling out the croissants, cool the oven (and baking trays) with ice packs, about 30 minutes. Proof the croissants at a temperature of around 24-26°C. Tip: Your oven is a great proofer if the kitchen is too warm.
Help, butter leaks out when baking! Your croissants were probably under-proofed. Just let them proof a bit longer so they get wobbly and increase visually in size. When under-proofed the butter tends to leak out from in between the layers and you end up with a butter puddle.
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Cover the slices with foil and heat in the oven. Or cover and reheat in a microwave. "It's just fine to reheat it, just don't overheat it," Becker said. According to www.honeybaked.com, their hams should be reheated in a 275-degree oven, covered with foil for 10 minutes per pound.
When I'm visiting & we go pick it up it's usually only 1-2 days before Christmas & they are packed. If its a honey baked ham (from their store) I've gotten mine up to 4-5 days before and kept refrigerated. It doesn't have to be cooked -- just take a few pieces you want to nibble on right from it.