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A fully revised and updated edition of the bestselling, ground-breaking Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day—the revolutionary approach to bread-making
With more than half a million copies of their books in print, Jeff Hertzberg and Zoë François have proven that people want to bake their own bread, so long as they can do it easily and quickly. Pcsx2 ps3 controller plugin mac. Based on fan feedback, Jeff and Zoë have completely revamped their first, most popular, and now-classic book, Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day.
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Responding to their thousands of ardent fans, Jeff and Zoë returned to their test kitchens to whip up more delicious baking recipes. They've also included a gluten-free chapter, forty all-new gorgeous color photos, and one hundred informative black-and-white how-to photos. They've made the 'Tips and Techniques' and 'Ingredients' chapters bigger and better than ever before, and included readers' Frequently Asked Questions.
This revised edition also includes more than thirty brand-new recipes for Beer-Cheese Bread, Crock-Pot Bread, Panini, Pretzel Buns, Apple-Stuffed French Toast, and many more. There's nothing like the smell of freshly baked bread to fill a kitchen with warmth, eager appetites, and endless praise. Now, using Jeff and Zoë's innovative technique, you can create bread that rivals those of the finest bakers in the world in just five minutes of active preparation time.
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When he wrote about Jim Lahey’s bread in the New York Times, Mark Bittman’s excitement was palpable: “The loaf is incredible, a fine-bakery quality, European-style boule that is produced more easily than by any other technique I’ve used, and it will blow your mind.” Here, thanks to Jim Lahey, New York’s premier baker, is a way to make bread at home that doesn’t rely on a f..more
Published October 5th 2009 by W. W. Norton & Company
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Wow. Amazing book. I took this out of the library, as I do with most cookbooks (who has room for all those cookbooks!?) but I think I'm going to have to buy this one. It's so inspiring; it's not just a cookbook, it's like a manifesto of bread AND self empowerment (and fun to read). Lahey gives really clear, easy to understand explanations of science and technique and there are excellent photos to help you along. I haven't tried the bread yet but .. this book is so good I almost don't care wheth..more
Nov 09, 2009Lisa rated it it was amazingRecommends it for: anyone who wants to make an AMAZING bread without much hands-on time, foodies
I have only baked the first master recipe and the book is worth 5 stars just from that. This book has earned a spot on my cookbook shelf just as soon as I place my next Amazon order. The bread I baked last night was one of the best loaves I've ever produced in my home kitchen. It is also better that those that I've eaten at any bakery or restaurant. The crust was crisp, crackly, and SO unbelievably flavorful! The crumb was delightful too - moist and springy, with irregular holes just as it shoul..more
Dec 01, 2010D rated it it was amazingRecommends it for: home bakers who don't get along with kneading; lovers of italian flavor pairings
Shelves: cooking-baking-kitchen, reference, nonfiction, home, favorite
Wheeeeee! I'd been hearing about Jim Lahey and his no-knead bread for just about forever (read: perhaps a year), when just the other day a Lodge dutch oven and a copy of his book showed up in the mail, thanks to 'Netta. I just finished reading it and plan to start baking posthaste. But this book is more than just a fabulous, fool-proof (or so he claims), low-labor method for baking delicious, bakery-quality breads in your own kitchen: he also lovingly and precisely discusses the Italian traditio..more
i have had this book on my to read-to buy list for a very long time. I bought Artisan Bread in 5 Minutes a Day over this one last summer. I finally picked this up at he library yesterday and read through it last night - who knew that the for the last several years I was using the Lahey method for bread making already! I should have gotten this book to begin with, as I never use the artisan Bread book recipes at all. I will be trying every single recipe in this book - and will be picking up my ow..more
Nov 08, 2012Megan rated it did not like it
The bran-flecked loaf on the cover made me think that this was going to be a book mostly about baking bread, and that some decent portion of the bread recipes would involve whole-grains. Half the book is about sandwiches, and the only 'whole wheat' bread is a mere 25% whole wheat.
The bread portion of the book covers one leavening method, and a few different kinds of dough.
If you're interested in learning various ways to leaven no-knead bread (poolish, biga, natural yeast/sourdough), I highly rec..more
The bread portion of the book covers one leavening method, and a few different kinds of dough.
If you're interested in learning various ways to leaven no-knead bread (poolish, biga, natural yeast/sourdough), I highly rec..more
Lahey's simple no-knead technique has raised my quality life by 50% and lowered my bread cost by more, in a city where quality artisan bread is pricey and hard to find. We've had to tinker with his recipes, as we live in the tropics, but the basic recipe is surprisingly forgiving and quick. I prepared the dough in minutes while my breakfast coffee brews, then let it proof for 24 hours. I've varied the proportion of bread flour with various multigrains, rye flours and wholemeal, added seeds, and..more
I LOVE Jim Lahey's method. His was the recipe Mark Bittman made famous in the New York Times. I've made that bread at least a dozen times and it is my family's favorite. Now I got this book for Christmas and have many new variations to try! His bread is truly easy to make, costs very little, and is delicious and so satisfying. Thank you, Mr. Lahey!
Bread is amazing. Try the pizza recipes - dough takes about 3 hours with minimal hands on time. We literally had cauliflower pizza 4 days in a row, it was that good.
Jun 02, 2017Kandise rated it really liked it
Okay I don't really know how to review a cookbook but
1. Whatever the male version of a manic pixie dream girl is, that's Jim.
2. It gets pretty silly when it turns into sandwich recipes and that's where I stopped reading.
3. I've been making the basic bread for a few months now and it's freaking delicious.
1. Whatever the male version of a manic pixie dream girl is, that's Jim.
2. It gets pretty silly when it turns into sandwich recipes and that's where I stopped reading.
3. I've been making the basic bread for a few months now and it's freaking delicious.
I've been making this bread for years, but it was good to go straight to the source. Jim Lahey's book is a fascinating read - quite a feat for a cookbook! I can't wait to try his variations on the classic recipe, and have already made some of the accompaniments he suggests (the bruschetta is fabulous).
Mar 01, 2015Dolly rated it really liked it Shelves: 2015, cooking-recipes, italy, other-usa, nonfiction
Several years ago (2010), I read about this bread recipe published in the New York Times and was intrigued by the idea of not needing to knead it. I tried versions of it until I was baking bread much more often than my waistline liked.
I never cooked it in a dutch oven (didn't have one), but still got delicious results. I also used the book Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day: The Discovery That Revolutionizes Home Baking as a reference and I loved making homemade bread for my family.
Eventually..more
I never cooked it in a dutch oven (didn't have one), but still got delicious results. I also used the book Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day: The Discovery That Revolutionizes Home Baking as a reference and I loved making homemade bread for my family.
Eventually..more
Apr 26, 2013Tracy rated it it was amazing
So I've got this newly diagnosed soy allergy and pretty much every flipping thing on the supermarket shelves in the bread aisle has soy and consequently so does all the bread in nearly every restaurant out there. SO I have to make ALL of my bread from scratch. I've made bread from scratch for years but only when I want something special but if I have to do it all of the time, for everything, forever..I need some new techniques.
This book plus Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day allows me to mak..more
This book plus Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day allows me to mak..more
I have been baking bread since I was very young. I was mostly happy with the results. I followed the videos on the net and made excellent bread but I am not into sour as much, but fantastic bread non the same. I found this book on their site, they are happy to share anything bread.
I got it from the library and I too was blown away with this bread. From start to finish I was mesmerized by this recipe. How can a bread turn out so lovely if it is so wet!
I made three loaves for a church function a..more
I got it from the library and I too was blown away with this bread. From start to finish I was mesmerized by this recipe. How can a bread turn out so lovely if it is so wet!
I made three loaves for a church function a..more
Jan 19, 2011Kimberly rated it it was amazing
Lahey, a force in the no-knead bread movement, writes a book that is beautiful and informational. It's not my absolute favorite, as cast iron breadmaking is not my particular desire. However, his recipes are sound, accessible and fun. But, why am I giving this book 5 stars? Because, Lahey should seriously consider writing a sandwich book.
Read this book for Chapter 5: The Art of the Sandwich, period. Do not pass go, do not collect $200 until you read it. It is absolutely stunning. His relation t..more
Read this book for Chapter 5: The Art of the Sandwich, period. Do not pass go, do not collect $200 until you read it. It is absolutely stunning. His relation t..more
Feb 28, 2013Helana Brigman rated it it was amazing
Worth Reading from Cover to Cover: Garrett McCord (of Vanilla Garlic) notes that a good cookbook should keep you up at night. Good cookbooks should be read from cover-to-cover, savored, and enjoyed. I honestly believe that any foodie interested–if only relatively–in bread making were to purchase this book for the simple $19.77 over at Amazon, they would stay up the first night reading not just the recipes, but Lahey’s relationship to them. So yes, Lahey is great and one of the best parts of the..more
A few years ago, I tried Jim Lahey's recipe for No-Knead Bread published in the New York Times. It was the most amazing bread I had ever made. It changed the way I look at bread.
Just a few weeks ago I discovered that he had a cookbook, so of course I had to get it from the library. I'm now full of ideas for changing up the recipe, from coconut-chocolate to carrot-walnut to apple. I tried the coconut-chocolate and it was very nice, although I need a bit of practice to get a nicer shaped loaf, I..more
Just a few weeks ago I discovered that he had a cookbook, so of course I had to get it from the library. I'm now full of ideas for changing up the recipe, from coconut-chocolate to carrot-walnut to apple. I tried the coconut-chocolate and it was very nice, although I need a bit of practice to get a nicer shaped loaf, I..more
Oct 08, 2013Jessica rated it it was amazing
This is THE book for no-knead bread recipes. Great proportions in cups or weights if you want to be precise. Good advice, easy to follow recipes, great sandwich section. All around a great book.
My personal favorites are the walnut-raisin bread and the chocolate coconut bread but of course the basic recipe is the one most used for everyday purposes. My only failure was the loaves baked in banana leaves but I am pretty certain it was my own fault and I will still try it again.
I will say that I h..more
My personal favorites are the walnut-raisin bread and the chocolate coconut bread but of course the basic recipe is the one most used for everyday purposes. My only failure was the loaves baked in banana leaves but I am pretty certain it was my own fault and I will still try it again.
I will say that I h..more
Sep 05, 2013Zachary G. Augustine rated it really liked it
Revolutionary bread for the home cook. This method is the only one I've ever had success with. The book itself is well written, designed, and beautiful. The philosophy is to master a simple loaf first and then make subtle variations (rye, cheese, nuts, and even carrot juice before going into the unexpected but simple pizza and sandwich section where he carries over his minimalist philosophy). Perfecting the recipes in this book could take years--it took me 2 weeks for the basic loaf--but even mi..more
Feb 07, 2014Mikhaela rated it liked it
OK, so it's a fantastic new technique that has revolutionized home bread making.. but I don't eat white bread and the only 'whole wheat' recipe in here is just 25% whole wheat. So 5 stars for a cool new technique, and 0 stars for any recipes I would actually make regularly for my family. (Wish I could figure out how to make no-knead versions of the breads in Peter Reinhart's Whole Grain baking, because many of them are 100% whole wheat, but all that kneading hurts my hands and I don't have a mi..more
I've been making the 'no knead bread' since I heard about it a couple of years back. I bought this book because I want Jim Lahey to profit from his wonderfuly successful method for making great bread at home.
I really enjoyed reading about his early wanderings and learning to make bread, but the kicker that made me give this book 5 stars is the pizza dough recipe. I have gotten very close to replicating House Pizzaria's (Austin Tx.) goat cheese and potato pie by using Lahey's dough. For that, I'm..more
I really enjoyed reading about his early wanderings and learning to make bread, but the kicker that made me give this book 5 stars is the pizza dough recipe. I have gotten very close to replicating House Pizzaria's (Austin Tx.) goat cheese and potato pie by using Lahey's dough. For that, I'm..more
Jan 14, 2013Yann rated it it was amazing
My tip: To make the no-knead bread DO NOT use an enameled dutch oven. Because of the high temp required to create your little oven in an oven, the ceramic will crack over time thus greatly reducing the lifespan of your beautiful dutch oven. Le Creuset knobs will also need to be replaced with metal ones.
Get a non enameled dutch oven or for much less money you can use a clay pot such as the smallest Romertopf pot that you can find (thanks Goodwill).
For flavor try olives or caraway seeds! Now I'm h..more
Get a non enameled dutch oven or for much less money you can use a clay pot such as the smallest Romertopf pot that you can find (thanks Goodwill).
For flavor try olives or caraway seeds! Now I'm h..more
Aug 22, 2011Sarah rated it liked it
In truth I am far too lazy to actually make bread but I do love the stuff. And the smell! It doesn't get much better than the scent of a fresh loaf baking. Jim Lahey's step-by-step guide would be the perfect tool were I to get off my lazy duff and actually attempt to create a concoction. Do wish pictures were provided of every recipe.
Ok, so this book is a cookbook, and I haven't actually made any of the recipes in it. I still really enjoyed reading it, and I learned a lot about bread. I'm looking forward to trying out his bread-making technique.
Jan 18, 2017Kirsten Johanson rated it it was amazing
I love the basic recipe and enjoyed trying some variations.
Sep 29, 2015Shari Greenman rated it it was amazing
Great technique for making bread.
Feb 22, 2019Dean rated it it was ok
My Bread: The Revolutionary No-Work, No-Knead Method by Jim Lahey and photographs by Rick Flaste. Norton, W. W. & Company, Inc. 2009
Jim Lahey’s book “My Bread” is one I’ve seen often credited with inventing the “no knead” technique for bread baking that so many of us use today. There’s no doubt from reading this cookbook that Lahey is an experienced bread baker and authority on bread baking.
Lahey’s much-touted method is the popular slow-rise fermentation baked in a Dutch oven as a cloche. Th..more
Jim Lahey’s book “My Bread” is one I’ve seen often credited with inventing the “no knead” technique for bread baking that so many of us use today. There’s no doubt from reading this cookbook that Lahey is an experienced bread baker and authority on bread baking.
Lahey’s much-touted method is the popular slow-rise fermentation baked in a Dutch oven as a cloche. Th..more
Oct 16, 2017Clwseattle rated it it was amazing
I've been making this style of bread for a while. There are lots of variations of it waiting to be found on the internet and I have found it to be quite forgiving. I've been an 'old'style bread baker for a long time and I miss it so, but this method is so quick and easy. I'm not sure I will ever NOT proof my yeast and using a much cooler water goes against everything I know. That said, boy does it work well!
My Bread gives me loads of new tips and variations I hadn't thought of. I've made several..more
My Bread gives me loads of new tips and variations I hadn't thought of. I've made several..more
Mar 29, 2019Joanne rated it it was amazing
This is a beautiful book with many photos of the process and result and contains clear instructions for following the method - and the idea of baking in a cast iron dutch oven is appealing. Although it shares many concepts with The New Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day, including no kneading, this volume's method requires a larger investment of time and more practiced techniques. This book and method would be recommended for those who want to explore this type of bread baking more fully, but t..more
Jim Lahey tells his story of learning to love bread baking and how he developed his method of slow fermenting bread. And he provides all the recipes you need to get started. I've successfully baked his simple recipe and will be trying his pizza dough recipe soon.
Jul 06, 2018Shelly rated it really liked it
This book is good but would be more accurately called 'Way less kneading and some work bread.' The bread tastes great, but the title is a bit of an oversell.
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Jim Lahey, the owner of Sullivan St Bakery, originally planned to spend his life as a sculptor. His passion for art and natural beauty took him to Italy, where he found a new medium for that sculptor's urge: bread. Inspired by the bakers of Tuscany and Rome, he returned to New York City determined that the 'peasant' bread of the Italian countryside could find a home in America.
In 1994, he started..more
In 1994, he started..more