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How to Bake

Dennis Weaver

  • 453 pages
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  • PDF

A complete 453-page guide to the art and science of baking, covering flour, eggs, yeast, leaveners, dairy, fats, sweeteners and chocolate desserts. Each chapter explains the ingredient first, then puts it to work in tested recipes.

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