Baking by Flavor by Lisa Yockelson

Baking by Flavor

Lisa Yockelson
592 pages
Wiley
Sep 2011
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<b>Lisa Yockelson's classic guide to baking - finally in paperback</b> <p>Flavor is the essence of fine baking, the source of wonderful tastes and aromas that tempt the palate and delight the senses. In <i>Baking by Flavor</i>, Lisa Yockelson shares flavor-boosting secrets that can make virtually any recipe burst with new vigor and freshness. She reveals concepts and techniques for using 18 basic ingredients, including chocolate, vanilla, apricot, and lemon - in order to stack flavors layer by delicious layer. </p><p>Home bakers will learn to bring excite to old classics as the author enlivens a dormant pound cake by scenting its sugar with vanilla, creams the butter with vanilla scrapings, and beats egg yolks with a double-strength vanilla extract. Chocolate brownies become richly sensuous with the addition of chopped nuts coated with cocoa powder and confectioner's sugar. Includes 260 recipes that will inspire home bakers to bring old favorites into new delights Beautifully illustrated with 118 color photographs Presents recipes in clearly written, easy-to-follow instructions that are accessible for cooks of every level </p><p>For home bakers who are tired of the same-old same-old, <i>Baking by Flavor</i> offers new ways to bring excitement to the every day.</p>
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So much flavor it should come with a disclaimer!

I am so in love with this book that it falls into the category "I would run into a burning house to save it." L. Yockelson is one of the few chefs that still cares about flavor. Every item is chocked full of flavor! Each recipe has a ton of ingredients, as well. Therefore, it lends itself easily to the home cook. It takes a little effort to prep the recipes for a commercial kitchen. With an imagination, one can take components from a recipe and create another creature. This book is as much inspiring as it is informative. Each recipe I've tried (over half) has taught me something or inspired me to create a "spin-off". Yockelson's recipes are so passionate that it oozes from the book. In fact, it should come with a disclaimer. Once you have made some of these receipes for people, you will NEVER hear the end of it. I can't tell you how many addicts I've created with Chocolate Coconut Cream Batter Pie and the Glazed Apricot, Almond, and Chocolate Torte. Read more

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Pages 592
Publisher Wiley
Published 2011
Readers 3