Canada has a rich and delicious tradition of bread-making, going back to the early Native peoples. Successive waves of settlers brought their bread-baking traditions to the country as well, so we have breads with roots in France, Britain, Italy, Eastern Europe, Russia and beyond. Breads of all shapes and textures, dinner buns, doughnuts, naan--all 65 recipes have step by step photos showing exactly how the bread is made. Plus a comprehensive intro showing the steps of assembling the ingredients, kneading, rising techniques, and so on. Includes a smattering of tasty quickbreads.
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About the Author:
Jean Pare operated a successful catering business from her home in a small prairie town for 18 years before founding Company's Coming in 1981. Since then, she has become a familiar and trusted name in the kitchens of the nation. James Darcy is a dedicated food folkoreist who has worked with the World Health Organization on studies in health and nutrition. Always interested in food anthropology and ethnobotany, he has studied a wide variety of cooking methods and techniques.James Darcy is a food folklorist who has worked with the World Health Organization on studies in health and nutrition. Always interested in food anthropology and ethnobotany, he has studied a wide variety of cooking methods and techniques all over the world.
Review:
"Company's Coming, if you need a reminder, is a genuine Alberta success story...Company's Coming has sold over 27 million cookbooks since founder Jean Pare published her first book, 150 Delicious Squares, in 1981."--Liane Faulder "Edmonton Journal "
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- PublisherPractical Gourmet
- Publication date2016
- ISBN 10 1988133033
- ISBN 13 9781988133034
- BindingSpiral-bound
- Number of pages160