Hey /ck/
Looking for some good books on bread. Any suggestions?
Have you checked your local liBREADy?
I hear their books really RISE to the occasion.
>>7201497
Bread Baker's Apprentice and if you are in a high altitude area I'd recommend Pie in the Sky to go along with it.
>>7201500
dub(read)s are ionly thing tio save this post
>>7201500
I'm laughing my ass off. So bad that it was funny.
Or I guess you could say this post wasn't bad, it was BREAD
haha end my life.
>>7201512
Thank you anon
flour water salt yeast by Ken Forkish
>>7201602
Thanks
>>7201497
Mein Kampf
Although it doesn't directly mention bread, you can learn a lot about baking and even cooking in general.
Warm Bread and Honey Cake, (Chandra) is excellent and covers a wide variety of breads and cakes without ignoring the basics.
Bourke Street Bakery is decent if you want into artisan baking and sour dough techniques.
>>7201497
http://www.amazon.com/Bernard-Clayton-Claytons-Complete-Hardcover/dp/B00RWSZP30/
Best bread book in my collection. You can also find separate editions for the bread and soup parts, but why?
>>7202462
You absolute retard.
Wayne Gisslen - Professional Baking
>>7201560
Don't worry anon, that joke didn't turn SOURDOUGH.
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