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For eaters who truly care about where their food is coming from and the labor of love involved in getting it on your plate. Good food takes time and a skilled hand, but the appreciation of this process is quickly becoming the exception. Read up on the history of slow food, as well as why we most love our food and our cooks.
This is, without a doubt, my favorite resource for all things baking. The book has been produced, like every one out of America's Test Kitchen, with rigorous testing and attention to detail. With every recipe, the home baker is rewarded with pages of back story about how the cooks arrived at the given recipe. There is ample discussion about where a given recipe can go wrong, what to do to avoid it, and variations that one might enjoy.
I am a huge fan of Cooks Illustrated and America's Test Kitchen and firmly believe that this is the best of their products. Whether you're making cupcakes for a birthday party or perfecting your artisan bread baking, this books has it all.
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Slow Food Revolution: A New Culture for Eating and Living by Carlo Petrini
Baker_Dan, May 19, 2009
For eaters who truly care about where their food is coming from and the labor of love involved in getting it on your plate. Good food takes time and a skilled hand, but the appreciation of this process is quickly becoming the exception. Read up on the history of slow food, as well as why we most love our food and our cooks.Baking Illustrated: The Practical Kitchen Companion for the Home Baker by Cook's Illustrated
Baker_Dan, May 19, 2009
This is, without a doubt, my favorite resource for all things baking. The book has been produced, like every one out of America's Test Kitchen, with rigorous testing and attention to detail. With every recipe, the home baker is rewarded with pages of back story about how the cooks arrived at the given recipe. There is ample discussion about where a given recipe can go wrong, what to do to avoid it, and variations that one might enjoy.I am a huge fan of Cooks Illustrated and America's Test Kitchen and firmly believe that this is the best of their products. Whether you're making cupcakes for a birthday party or perfecting your artisan bread baking, this books has it all.
(3 of 4 readers found this comment helpful)