500 Cookies, Biscuits & Bakes
Catherine Atkinson
An irresistible collection of cookies, scones, bars, brownies, slices,
muffins, cup cakes, flapjacks, shortbread, savoury crackers and more, shown in 500 fabulous photographs
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Over 520 colour photographs
Over 500 recipes
| Publication Date | March 2008 |
| Price | £14.99 |
| Number of Pages | 256 |
| Size(mm) | 297 x 228mm |
| ISBN-10 | 0754818373 |
| ISBN-13/EAN | 9780754818373 |
| Binding | hardback with plc and jacket |
| Carton Qty | 10 |
| House Code | 4057 |
| Category | food & drink |
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A delicious and mouth-watering collection of 500 recipes for the world's best-loved and most popular cookies, bars and biscuits
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Recipes includes cookies, biscotti, amaretti, scones, bars, slices, muffins, cup cakes, pastries, brownies, sweet treats, flapjacks, tuiles, macaroons, gingerbread, tassies, crunch creams, meringues, shortbread, tarts, eclairs, savoury crackers and more
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Try spicy ginger snaps, salted peanut cookies, traditional brandy snap, Maryland chocolate chip cookies, pink sugared hearts, chocolate walnut bars, Yorkshire fat rascals, cheddar pennies and many, many more tasty bites
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Includes soft, chewy bakes packed with oats, fruit and nuts, as well as sharp and spicy hard-baked biscuits that have crunch
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At-a-glance nutritional notes provide an accurate breakdown of fat, calories, fibre, and cholesterol and a superb photograph of each finished cookie complete this perfect baking book
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Cookies for all seasons and all occasions, from every day treats, lunchboxes, coffee mornings and weekend temptations to festivals, entertaining, afternoon tea and special events
Baking is a skill that brings its own particular pleasure, and one that can be shared with family and friends again and again. With a tiny bit of effort and some basic ingredients it is possible to create sensational platefuls of cookies crammed with delicious flavours, decorations and the timeless smell of home cooking that will bring everyone running to the kitchen.
This wonderful book is a veritable encyclopedia of baked goods guaranteed to please and impress. Here are recipes for plain and wholesome offerings for morning coffee, rich and buttery confections for afternoon tea, as well as a whole array of fruity, nutty, oaty and spicy, moreish creations that can be eaten at any time of day. Traditional everyday recipes for ginger biscuits, flapjacks, macaroons, florentines and shortbread sit happily alongside more contemporary creations such as ice cream sandwiches, toffee apple and oat crunchies and tiramisu cookies.
There are recipes that celebrate special occasions from all over the world such as Easter biscuits, Chinese fortune cookies, Fourth of July blueberry softbakes and Mexican wedding cookies, as well as plenty of offerings suitable for birthdays for every age. Finally there are chapters on making bars, brownies and slices, muffins, scones and individual cakes, savoury bakes, and sweets and candies.
Cookie baking is comforting and nourishing; it fills the house with delicious wafts of sweet aromas that make the mouth water, and appreciation of the finished results by loved ones is always guaranteed. From plain to spicy, from simple to elaborate, and from wholesome to wickedly indulgent, this ultimate collection of 500 tried-and-tested cookie recipes will be the perfect inspirational sourcebook for every sweet-toothed cook looking to increase their repertoire, impress, bring pleasure and try new ideas every day of the year.
About the Authors
Catherine Atkinson - Consultant Editor
Catherine Atkinson has always had a passionate interest in food and cookery and as a student this culminated in a BSc (Hons) in Home Economics at Surrey University. After graduating she worked in various hotels and restaurants including the Roux Brothers' famous patisseries. Her catering experience led to work in publishing, creating recipes and styling food for photography, and she became Deputy Cookery Editor on Woman's Weekly and later Me magazine. Catherine currently works as a full-time writer and food consultant, contributing to various food and lifestyle magazines, and producing many outstanding cookbooks. Her published works include: The World Encyclopedia of Coffee (Lorenz Books); Pastry - The Complete Art of Pastry Making (Lorenz Books); and Preserves (Lorenz Books).
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