Pastry


Pastry Love: A Baker's Journal of Favorite Recipes
Fruits (French Edition)
The Professional Pastry Chef: Fundamentals of Baking and Pastry
The Art of Lamination: Advanced Technical Laminated Pastry Production 2020
Baking and Pastry: Mastering the Art and Craft
Patisserie at Home: The Essential French Pastry Cookbook―Techniques from Dough to Chocolate and Creams
Signature: Entremets & Petits Gateaux
Le Cordon Bleu Pastry School: 101 Step-by-Step Recipes
Sweet
The Advanced Professional Pastry Chef
Advanced Bread and Pastry
Baking: From My Home to Yours
The Cake Bible
Professional Baking
Art of Flavor
Fry Bread by Kevin Noble MaillardTyler Makes Frybread by Katari Lee WilsonFrybread for Addie by Mindy StandleyFood and Recipes of the Native Americans by George ErdoshGranny's Giant Bannock by Brenda Wastasecoot
Frybread Stories & Recipes
34 books — 1 voter
Chetna's 30 Minute Indian by Chetna MakanChai, Chaat & Chutney by Chetna MakanChetna's Healthy Indian by Chetna MakanThe Cardamom Trail by Chetna MakanChetna’s Easy Baking by Chetna Makan
Books by Bake Off Alumni
104 books — 5 voters

Bouchon Bakery by Thomas KellerThe Professional Pastry Chef by Bo FribergMy Paris Kitchen by David LebovitzRose's Baking Basics by Rose Levy BeranbaumAdvanced Bread and Pastry by Michel Suas
pastry
18 books — 4 voters
Donut Fall in Love by Jackie LauThe Donut Trap by Julie TieuEvil Eclairs by Jessica BeckThe Enemy by Sarah       AdamsThe Dos and Donuts of Love by Adiba Jaigirdar
D'oh! - Donuts on the Cover
150 books — 30 voters

The Complete Magnolia Bakery Cookbook by Allysa ToreyBaked by Matt  LewisButter Baked Goods by Rosie DaykinAmerican Cake by Anne ByrnYour Guide to Fall Baking by Valeria Ray
Cookbooks on Baking
278 books — 38 voters
Sugar and Spice by Lisa PapademetriouMacarons at Midnight by Suzanne   NelsonMacaron Murder by Harper LinI Love Macarons by Hisako OgitaThe Color of Tea by Hannah Tunnicliffe
Macaron Covers
56 books — 13 voters

Pastry-making, as every amateur baker fears, is as much about technique as ingredients. The rationale behind the well-known advice to keep the hands, implements and kitchen cool while making pastry, to use minimal water and to handle it lightly is obvious, now that we understand the process. Cool handling lengthens the time that the fat in the dough stays solid; using minimum amount of water reduces the gluten content and also allows the dough to be crisper; minimal handling also reduces the glu ...more
Janet Clarkson, Pie: A Global History

The First Law of Pies: 'No Pastry, No Pie. ...more
Janet Clarkson, Pie: A Global History

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