Bake It Better: 70 Show-Stopping Recipes to Level Up Your Baking Skills -- Matt Adlard, Hardcover
Why bake it "good enough" when you can Bake It Better?
In Bake It Better, Instagram and TikTok star Matt Adlard shares his tried-and-true baking approach to help home chefs advance from intermediate-level to master baker-all at their own pace. Each chapter has a dedicated theme, with recipes offering techniques to show you how to elevate your baking from refreshingly refined to extraordinarily elegant. Each bake comes as a pair, beginning with a delicious "Tier 1" recipe, followed by an elevated "Tier 2" version for when you're ready to take your skills to the next level. Love making Brioche from scratch? Why not take things up a notch with Brioche Cinnamon Rolls, using a slightly advanced technique? Or try your hand at Triple Chocolate Brownie Fingers once you've mastered the recipe for Chocolate Chunk Brownies. Bake It Better includes:- 70 mouthwatering recipes for cakes, pastries, breads, cookies, ice creams, and more.
- Techniques for mastering essential skills and deepening your abilities.
- Expert advice from Matt Adlard on enhancing your expertise and building your confidence as a baker. Join Matt Adlard on a journey to whatever baking destination you seek-and enjoy the detours along the way!
Author: Matt Adlard
Publisher: DK Publishing (Dorling Kindersley)
Published: 08/29/2023
Pages: 240
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 2.77lbs
Size: 10.31h x 8.29w x 1.02d
ISBN: 9780744064902
About the Author
Matt Adlard (@mattadlard) is a self-taught baker and pastry chef from Norwich, England. He's been a judge on Food Network for Christmas Cookie Challenge, Chopped Sweets, and Food Network Challenge. Matt also hosted the Food Network US digital series Made for Two with the Topless Baker. He was most recently the resident judge on the UK's Channel 4 cooking competition Beat the Chef. Through his Bake It Better blog as well as his Instagram and TikTok videos, Matt shares the basics to baking, how to transition to advanced skills, and how to become a pro-level baker. His father, David Adlard, used to own the Michelin-starred Adlard's Restaurant in Norwich (now known as Roger Hickman's Restaurant).