Publication Date: 05/07/2012 ISBN: 9781408819494 Category:

How to Bake

Paul Hollywood

Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Publication Date: 05/07/2012 ISBN: 9781408819494 Category:
Hardback

£25.00

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At last, the star of BBC2’s The Great British Bake Off reveals all the secrets of his craft in How to Bake. The son of a baker, Paul Hollywood is passionate about busting the myths that surround baking, sharing his finely honed skills, and showing that with the right guidance, anybody can achieve success time after time.

With this in mind, he has filled this book with easy-to-follow, clearly explained, utterly delicious recipes. Having taken you through the basic techniques, Paul explains how to make an abundance of breads, pastries, cakes and biscuits including wholemeal loaf, soda bread, ciabatta, focaccia, chapatis, Cheddar and apple bread, fruit loaf, fresh croissants, scones, classic Victoria sponge, lemon drizzle cake, baklava, buttery shortbread and triple layer chocolate cake. Time to get baking …

Publisher Review

TV's rising star ... the greatest expert in the history of British television * Guardian * I went straight for the flatbread recipe and it worked like a dream -- Nigel Slater * Observer * Home baking is all the rage - thanks in no small way to Paul Hollywood * Sunday Telegraph *

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