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| Genre/Form: | Cookbook Nonfiction cookbooks Cookbooks Livres de cuisine |
|---|---|
| Document Type: | Book |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
Jim Lahey; Richard Flaste |
| ISBN: | 9780393066302 0393066304 |
| OCLC Number: | 317920009 |
| Notes: | Includes index. |
| Awards: | Short-listed for International Association of Culinary Professionals Cookbook Award 2010 |
| Description: | 222 pages : color illustrations ; 27 cm |
| Contents: | The making of a bread baker -- The Lahey method for no-knead bread in a pot -- Specialties of the house -- Pizzas and focaccias -- The art of the sandwich -- Stale bread. |
| Responsibility: | Jim Lahey with Rick Flaste ; photographs by Squire Fox. |
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"Mr. Lahey's method is creative and smart...What makes Mr. Lahey's process revolutionary is the resulting combination of great crumb, lightness, incredible flavor-long fermentation gives you that-and an enviable, crackling crust, the feature of bread that most frequently separates amateurs from the pros...With just a little patience, you will be rewarded with the best no-work bread you have ever made." -- Mark Bittman - New York Times "Jim Lahey's My Bread expands on his no-knead, bread-in-a-pot method, a revolutionary development that allows even once-hopeless bakers like me to produce wonderful loaves of thick-crusted goodness. In the professional arena, Jim is the acknowledged master of bread, dough, and crust. Chefs, foodies, and food nerds flock to his bakery and to his pizza joint. He is to bread what the Dalai Lama is to Buddhism." -- Anthony Bourdain "The secret to making a foolproof, nearly labor-free loaf that tastes as delicious as anything from a baker...[Lahey] is the most intuitive bread baker I have ever met." -- Jeffrey Steingarten - Vogue "Jim Lahey...opened the Sullivan St Bakery in 1994 selling breads that no one in the city had made before...Sullivan St became the name to look and ask for, and...became...the place to go for the incredibly airy, oil-brushed, lightly salted pizza Bianca, which is even better than that of the bakery in Rome's Campo de' Fiori." -- Corby Kummer - The Atlantic "It's bread above all that [Lahey] knows and loves...The man can do wonders with flour and water, massaged or not...He can do fluffy, crunchy, supple, dense. He can do pizza Bianca-man, oh man, can he do pizza Bianca-those salty squares of almost entirely naked crust." -- Frank Bruni - New York Times Read more...
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