The Secrets Of Baking


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The Secrets of Baking


The Secrets of Baking

Author: Sherry Yard

language: en

Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt

Release Date: 2003


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Describes the process of creating sophisticated and delicious desserts, presenting a series of recipes for chocolate sauce, lemon curd, and pound cake, along with tips on transforming these basics into delectable treats.

The Great British Bake Off: How to Avoid a Soggy Bottom and Other Secrets to Achieving a Good Bake


The Great British Bake Off: How to Avoid a Soggy Bottom and Other Secrets to Achieving a Good Bake

Author: Gerard Baker

language: en

Publisher: Random House

Release Date: 2013-02-28


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This beautiful hardback is packed with practical advice to help you improve your baking. It includes fascinating trivia covering the history of baking and the chemistry crucial to achieving winning cakes, biscuits, pastry, bread and baked desserts, as well as classic recipes to demonstrate techniques. Arranged into a helpful question and answer format and beautifully illustrated throughout, this is an in-depth guide for bakers of all levels of skill, an invaluable companion to the Great British Bake Off recipes books, and the perfect gift for Mothers’ Day.

Italian Baking Secrets


Italian Baking Secrets

Author: Giuseppe Orsini

language: en

Publisher: Macmillan

Release Date: 2007-04-03


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Italian Baking Secrets is Father Orsini's sixth cookbook, and once again the reader gets not only wonderful recipes from the great tasting cuisine of Italy, but the "retired" priest's entertaining comments. Father Orsini knows how to make good food great, and his directions come with the bonus of his wide knowledge. The book begins with what to most of us is an amazing story: how the use of grain developed as long ago as---or possibly even prior to---the Neolithic period. Orsini tells us about the grains that were raised---and eaten---more than eight thousand years ago. Through charming and fascinating anecdotes, he lets us see the way bread has evolved, from flat loaves baked on hot stones to the myriad breads that have evolved in Italy alone---making our mouths water to hear about them. But don't let the author's charming storytelling keep you from his recipes; if you do, you will miss some delicious and easy-to-make dishes you might otherwise never taste---and once tasted, you will want to make them again and again.