Title: The Bakers' Manual
First published: 1960
Description: Crucial formulas for baking success--an updated edition of the classic reference  What do virtually all breads and desserts have in common? They rely on baking formulas, the building block "recipes" that every serious baker must master. For example, behind every tempting napoleon lies a formula for classic puff pastry, while a truly heavenly chocolate brownie cannot exist without the knowledge of how to temper chocolate. Compiled by a veteran instructor at The Culinary Institute of America, this authoritative reference contains 200 completely up-to-date formulas using essential ingredients found in today's pastry kitchens. From American Pie Dough and P?t? Bris?e to Pastry Cream and Cr?me Anglaise, these recipes are written in small- and large-yield versions to accommodate the needs of the serious home baker as well as the pastry chef.
Subjects: Baking, Cooking & Food, Desserts, Nonfiction, Cake, Pastry, Cuisson au four, Pâtisserie, COOKING, Courses & Dishes, Bread