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Sweet bread & buns

by Linda Collister (2016)

About this book

Bake it Better: Sweet Breads includes everything you need to know about baking delicious sweet bread. Whether you are new to baking and looking for simple, easy recipes or a more confident baker seeking to refine your skills, with The Great British Bake Off you can be sure you're getting scrumptious and tried-and-tested recipes. The recipes themselves include classics and modern bakes, from simple to more challenging showstoppers. Bake it Better will take you a journey from first timer to star baker. There are expert tips about ingredients, equipment and techniques, with easy-to-follow step-by-step photographs.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreSweet bread & buns Lead Character

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