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The Handmade Loaf: The book that started a baking revolution

The Handmade Loaf: The book that started a baking revolution

by Dan Lepard (Author), Dan Lepard (Author)

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    Paperback 2018

    $27.20
Synopsis


With more than 75 recipes, from dark crisp rye breads and ricotta breadsticks to effortless multigrain sourdough, The Handmade Loaf guides you through the stress-free techniques you need to make and bake great breads at home. Made and photographed in kitchens and bakeries across Europe, from Russia to the Scottish Highlands, Dan Lepard's ground-breaking methods show you how to get the most flavor and the best texture from sourdough and simple yeast breads with minimal kneading and gentle handling of the dough. Let this classic cookbook guide you to making superb bread at home.

$27.20

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 192
 Edition: Revised
 Publisher: Mitchell Beazley
Published: 06 Mar 2018
ISBN 10: 1784724424
ISBN 13: 9781784724429

Media Reviews
'Dan Lepard - one of the first bakers and writers in the UK to get people interested in
honing their baking skills'--Diana Henry, The Telegraph
'After 40 minutes in the oven my loaf emerges to a round of applause (mine). It is
quite simply the most beautiful, flour-dusted, crisp-crusted, heaven-scented, honeycoloured
loaf I could ever have hoped for. It is the loaf of my dreams, a loaf with which
to celebrate not just the ending of a diet, but life itself. Mr Lepard, I love you.'--Nigel Slater, The Observer
Author Bio
Dan Lepard is an award-winning baker and sourdough expert, who has started bread bakeries for top London chefs Fergus Henderson, Yotam Ottolenghi and Giorgio Locatelli, and continues to help home cooks and chefs master sourdough in their kitchens. He's a regular voice on BBC radio, writes for food and travel magazines around the world, has a monthly baking column in The Sydney Morning Herald, was judge on The Great Australian Bake Off, but is best known for his time as baking columnist for the Guardian newspaper for nearly a decade.