Bread & Butter Promotion
January 5, 2019 by JennyBread and Butter: History, Culture, Recipes by Richard Snapes (The Snapery), Grant Harrington (Ampersand Butter Culture) and Eve Hemingway is a celebration of the divine partnership: bread and butter. I have recently embraced the satisfaction of creating my own bread. There are many things that make a house welcoming and surely the aroma of bread baking is one of the best.
Bread and Butter is a love letter to two artisanal products that have graced our tables for centuries with the earliest record of this union being in 1492. The book delves deeply into the history and culture behind the bread and butter partnership, sharing a global overview that brings us to the present day.
The photographs are stunning with ingredient amounts being given
in both weight and volume. The recipes range from brioche to
flatbreads. I was particularly excited to find the Swedish bun,
Kanelbullar featured here. I became aware of this bun a few weeks
ago and am thrilled that this book also shares step-by-step photos
so that this flaky, twisted delight can be made with
confidence.
Let’s talk butter. Bread is life giving but butter makes that life
worth living. Recipes for butter sauces and creams as well as
dishes that highlight butter are provided. The book ends with a
selection of recipes that incorporate the dream team, such as
Brioche and butter pudding.
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There are many reasons to love this book: the historical
background, the detailed instructions, the inspiring photographs,
and the recipes are foremost. This book and a loaf of bread would
be an ideal housewarming gift not to mention a gift that any
cookbook lover would enjoy.
Special thanks to Quadrille, the publisher, for providing the
materials for our EYBD preview as well as three copies of this book
in our giveaway below.
The publisher is offering three copies of this book to EYB Members in the US, UK, AU and NZ. One of the entry options is to answer the following question in the comments section of this blog post.
Which recipe in the index would you try first?
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