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Old 12-17-2001, 04:37 PM
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Default Re: Is "Crust and Crumb" too pushy for home bakers?

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Originally posted by tollhousegoddess
"Do it my way or it won't work," etc.
I got this impression form Nancy Silverton's Breds From the La Brea Bakery. As The Big Hat said, this is likely to be a lively topic.

First things first, I am a hack, amateur baker. That said, I am a huge Peter Reinhart fan. Crust & Crumb is the most beat up book in my library. It provides solid underpinnings for all kinds of bread baking. Reinhart brings artisan baking to the home kitchen. If I had only one book on bread it would be Crust & Crumb (or maybe his new one The Bread Baker's Apprentice ). I have a bunch of bread books. You can read my thumnail opinion The Reading Room on my site. Just one man's opinion
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