This research aims to analyze the application of Croissant processing in Pastry & Bakery Section of Ciputra World Hotel Surabaya. This stage starts from weighing the ingredients, mixing the dough, making lamination, cutting the dough, proofing, baking, and serving croisaant. The focus of the research was on the processing stages of lamination formation using single fold 3 times and producing 27 clearly visible thin layers. The research method involved observation, interview, and structured questionnaire with eight respondents (pastry chef, CDP pastry, demi chef, commis, daily worker, trainee). Results showed the majority of respondents rated the selection of raw materials, control of kneading temperature, resting of dough, and number of laminations as “Good” to “Very Good,” although there is a need for improvement in the understanding of temperature control. The processing process includes ingredient preparation, dough making (gluten development, elasticity), lamination forming (folding and rolling with butter), dough shaping, proofing (final fermentation for volume), and baking, Presentation involves visual double check, test panel, as well as cleanliness of equipment for safety.
 

This research aims to develop innovations in the manufacture of cookies with the addition of sorghum flour and mung bean flour (Vigna radiata) as the main ingredients. Sorghum flour was chosen because it has a high fiber content, is gluten-free, and rich in antioxidants. Mung bean flour was chosen because it is rich in vegetable protein, fiber, vitamins, and minerals that are important for health. The main objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of adding both types of flour on the physicochemical characteristics, texture, taste, and color of cookies. The research method involved the formulation of various proportions of sorghum flour and mung bean flour, as well as organoleptic tests to assess consumer preferences. Tests were conducted using chemical analysis to determine nutrient content as well as sensory tests to assess texture, taste, and color attributes. The results showed that the addition of sorghum flour and mung bean flour can increase the nutritional content of cookies, especially in terms of fiber and protein.In addition, the combination of these two flours provides a crispier texture and distinctive flavor, which is different from conventional cookies. Overall, this innovation offers a healthier alternative for consumers without compromising the sensory quality of the cookies. The use of sorghum flour and mung bean flour in making cookies not only increases the nutritional value but also fulfills the market need for healthier food products. These findings make an important contribution to the development of functional food products that can be accepted by various groups of people.