Bread Baking: An Artisan's Perspective
A manual for making craftsman breads basically and productively, Bread Baking: An Artisan's Perspective incorporates bit by bit directions on blending, aging, forming, sealing and hindering, and heating. Composed for both experienced and beginner pastry specialists, Bread Baking contains in excess of 150 accommodating photographs and drawings that outline procedures and grandstand lovely craftsman bread items. Covering the matter of bread-production, this book highlights useful exhortation from fruitful craftsman cooks just as forty or more tried craftsman bread equations, including crusty bread, torment au levain, bagels, nectar entire wheat, croissants, and some more. Craftsman bread pastry specialist and educator Dan DiMuzio gives important data on investigating, fixings, overlaid batter, and making mixture equations. Proficient dough punchers and heating and baked good understudies will profit by this reasonable asset to craftsman breads.

About the Author
Daniel T. DiMuzio is formerly a baker and a bakery consultant, and is currently Chef Instructor at Culinard, The Culinary Institute of Virginia College. DiMuzio teaches a number of courses in the Baking and Pastry curriculum, including Artisan Bread, Essentials of Bread Baking, Introductory Pastry Skills, and Baking Science. He is a member of the Bread Baker's Guild of America, and has studied with such bread baking luminaries as Michel Suas, Didier Rosada, Jeffrey Hamelman, and Lionel Vatinet.
This is the first, recently published, bread book I've purchased. primarily due to author Dan DiMuzio's interview on The Fresh Loaf website, and his continued contributions answering questions and giving advice therein. Written like a textbook, (including worthwhile student exercises) serious home bakers should find this book instructive in both basic, and advanced topics, e.g. Baker's Math. It contains formulae for most or all of the most popular artisan breads many home bakers are making. A very minor caution: a few of the formulae have numerical errors. The author has solicited user's input re found errors, but the publisher has yet to publish/post an errata list. --David J.

This is the book to get if you really learn the details and art of baking bread, to the point of creating and modifying recipes. While written as a scholarly textbook, the style is conversational and entertaining. --Pete 

I'v got many recipes for bread and also have been baking for about 10 years. I wanted to know more about what happens when you do a certain thing and why it is necessary or how that makes a difference to your dough. This book explains about different methods in different processes and helps you understand more about the reasons behind bread making. This will be my bible for a long time. I will recommend this book to those who love making bread and want to know more than just recipes and basic procedures. --Mary Smith 

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