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BREAD. Simple. Easy. Delicious. This book by Nori Kirscher is for everyone who has ever wanted to bake their own bread but felt too intimidated by the task. No need to worry. Bread is not only delicious it is also Simple and Easy to make. Follow Nori as they lead you through the bare bones basics of bread baking, sipping wine while dispensing advice and cheering you on with every step. The basics of our daily bread will have you swooning at the smells and flavours you'll be creating in your own kitchen.
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Bread. - Nori Kirscher
BREAD
Simple, Easy, Delicious
by
Nori Kirscher
Published by Entropy Editions at Smashwords
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BREAD
Simple, Easy, Delicious
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FORWARD
THE BASICS OF BREAD
A Brief History Of Bread
Flour
A Word About Gluten
Yeast
Salt
Tools Of The Trade
Time - The Most Important Ingredient
The Need To Knead
A Word About Bread Machines
A Few Words About Sourdough
RECIPES
Basic Bread
Artisanal Loaves
Multi-Grain Bread
Sourdough Bread
Pizza
Focaccia
Buns & Breadsticks
Non-Yeast Recipes
Jalapeno Corn Bread
Scottish Scones
Simple Soda Bread
Bannock
AFTERWORD
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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BREAD
Simple, Easy, Delicious
FORWARD
How can a nation be great if its bread tastes like Kleenex?
- Julia Child
I have a confession to make.
When I started writing this book I really wasn’t sure why I was doing it.
I mean, after all, there’s quite a number of cookbooks in the world already and books on bread baking alone must number in the thousands, am I right? I look to my own bookshelves and I am already feeling the weight of all that knowledge which has informed me on my own journey learning to be a chef.
Why write yet another bread book?
As I assembled my research, lining up my carefully organized notecards on the centre island in my kitchen (which I also use as my office, which is why my computer keyboard is such a mess), I began building the structure of the book: what goes where and why. It was during this process when I rediscovered my original intentions: to make the simple joy of baking bread into something that is easy for everyone.
The kitchen is my favourite room in the house and I am most often found here. As I write these words I am sitting at my desk
, enjoying a glass of wine and listening to music. In a basket next to my laptop are shards of bread baked just yesterday. I am in my happy place. Cooking should never be something that is endured or treated as a chore. Cooking is life. Using simple ingredients and easy techniques to create delicious nurturing food and sharing with others is an expression of life and love and the baking of bread embodies this most of all. Bread is life.
I could bitch and complain about how awful processed foods are (and I just might in some of these pages) but I don’t want to be a nag or a depressing kitchen companion. That’s just not my style. When I’m in the kitchen the music is on, the wine flows, laughter and delicious aromas fill the air and it is a wonderful time to be alive. That’s how I roll.
And you can too.
Bread is one of the most basic foods - ever. The seemingly simple combination of ground grains, water, salt and yeast all work together to give us our daily bread. In this book I’ll cut through a lot of misconceptions about bread