Bread Ahead The Expert Home Baker A Masterclass in Classic Baking

✍ Scribed by Jones, Matthew

Year: 2021
Tongue: English
Leaves: 288
Category: Library

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✦ Synopsis

This stunning cookbook aims to transform you, no matter your experience, into an expert home baker.

Featuring over 90 fool-proof, classic baking recipes, with both sweet and savory staples and plenty of seasonal favorites, discover the joy of baking like a professional but from the comfort of your own home kitchen.

From simple classics, such as Victoria Sponge, a Rustic Country Loaf or American Chocolate Chip Cookies, to the more challenging Millefeuille, Babka Loaf or Savory Croissants, you will even find recipes for all the jams and marmalades you need to complement your creations. Perfect your Christmas Pudding, Mince Pies and other festive favorites with the sumptuous Christmas chapter, or recreate Bread Ahead's most beloved sweet treat with a chapter dedicated to their infamous filled Donuts.

Whatever your skill level, Bread Ahead: The Expert Home Baker will be your go-to baking bible, with all the information you need to know when it comes to good, classic baking.

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✦ Table of Contents

Title Page

Introduction

Baking Great Bread

Ingredients

Cooking Notes

Breads

Enriched Dough

Pastries & Tarts

Laminated Pastry

Doughnuts & Fillings

Cakes

Desserts

Christmas

Jams & Preserves

Index

Acknowledgements

✦ Subjects

The Expert Home Bread Baker, 0 fool-proof, classic baking recipes, A Masterclass in Classic Baking

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