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Good to the Grain

Good to the Grain

by Kim Boyce

Baking with whole-grain flours

2010Steady paceWarm

What it is about

Kim Boyce, a pastry chef, shows how to bake with whole-grain flours such as spelt, rye and buckwheat. She gives recipes for muffins, tarts and cakes. The book won a James Beard Award.

Who will enjoy it

Bakers who like whole grains.

What you will get

Won a James Beard Award in 2011.

Good to the Grain Facts: Pages, Genre and Setting

Genre

Nonfiction · Whole grains · Baking · Flours

Length

207 pages · ≈ 6 h

More about this book

Characters

Kim Boyce.

Setting

Home kitchens.

What makes it different

A flavorful approach to whole-grain baking.

Feel

Warm and thoughtful.

About Kim Boyce

Kim Boyce1 book on Tori BooksAmerican pastry chef and author. Good to the Grain appeared in 2010.

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