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“I have immense respect for Martin Philip who left his life of certainty and corporate work in the city for the countryside of Vermont to apprentice at King Arthur Flour. Breaking Bread is an exceptional story of how the perfect amount of dedication and craftsmanship yields a delicious journey and a thoughtful return to one’s roots. Martin worked his way up to become the company’s lead baker, proving that everyone can start from scratch and succeed.” (Mario Batali, chef, author, philanthropist)“I met Martin Philip years ago, when—at my son’s voice lesson—he handed me a steaming, fragrant loaf of bread to take home. Years later, when I was doing research for a novel and needed to learn about making bread, I turned to him for a private tutorial. But in addition to being an excellent baker, Martin is also an excellent writer. Breaking Bread is truly a feast —a history of bread itself, cleverly hidden within the story of a man who fell in love with baking. With verbal descriptions that burst on the tongue and recipes that your hands itch to try, this beautiful book is food for the soul.” (Jodi Picoult, New York Times bestselling author of Small Great Things)“From bagels and biscuits, brioche and baguettes (as well as pies and pancakes) these recipes from master baker Martin Philip, accompanied by his inspiring story, makes me want to pack up everything and follow in his footsteps. For those of us who can’t do that (yet!), baking our way through Breaking Bread is the next best thing.” ( David Lebovitz, author of L’Appart and My Paris Kitchen )“Martin appears in Breaking Bread just as he does to his good friends: consummate baker, a stickler at times as he demands too much of himself the way so many artists do, but just like his recipes, wonderfully generous and understanding to his colleagues and students.” (James MacGuire, chef and instructor, translator of Le Goût du Pain)“Martin Philip’s work in Breaking Bread is tactile and honest. This is a thinking man’s perspective on the art and the philosophy of why we bake. It’s in his blood and now he’s sharing it with the world. The recipes are sound; the storytelling - evocative; the pictures - illustrative, beautiful. You’ll be inspired to knead some dough, crank up your oven, and get some flour on your hands. Breaking Bread is a reason to bake again.” (Steven Satterfield, James Beard Foundation Best Chef Southeast 2017, author of Root to Leaf)
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Product details
Hardcover: 400 pages
Publisher: Harper Wave (October 31, 2017)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0062447920
ISBN-13: 978-0062447920
Product Dimensions:
7.4 x 1.4 x 9.1 inches
Shipping Weight: 2.7 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review:
4.8 out of 5 stars
53 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
#80,728 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
I am what they call a "serious" home baker. I have been buying bread books for more than thirty years (Nancy Silverton's Breads of the La Brea Bakery is what got me making my own starter back in the 90’s,) I have taken classes, I have access to hundreds of recipes either on paper or online, I even like developing my own, in other words I need a new bread book as much as a carpenter ant needs a saw. Yet when I learned that Martin was working on one, I knew I would buy it.I had met Martin at a grain event, I was familiar with parts of his story and curious to hear the rest of it and, most of all, I had seen him bake: I remember his fingers barely touching the bubbly dough in front of him before baguettes emerged fully shaped. I had been awed.So I got the book and after baking from it for a while, I am giving it five stars. Let me tell you why.I like the weaving together together of people, events and recipes. I come from a French family where food was definitely the glue that held us all together, sometimes the only way we knew how to express love. I read the book as an invitation to retrace my own journey. One star.Right off the bat, looking at the table of contents, I liked how diverse the recipes were. Although bakers might not like to acknowledge it, they don’t live by bread alone. Flowing from the story as it does, each non-bread recipe (for lemon-blackberry jam, for raita, for tapenade, for coconut curry soup, etc.) seems like an organic addition, the opposite of didactic. Two stars.Because I am running out of shelf space, I got the kindle version of the book (which I read on my tablet.) I normally don’t like cooking or baking from an e-book (I find it hugely frustrating) but this one is the exception, maybe because the recipes are so clearly put forward and the formulas so simply presented that there is no risk of confusion or error. The big plus is of course portability. Since I always have my tablet (and my two hands) with me, I can make most of the recipes anywhere, even at our camp in the summer. Three stars.Interesting as the life story is, no one wants to read through it again every time they need to check a piece of information. A thorough recap of the technical stuff has wisely been put in its own separate section in the second half of the book (with the caveat that the section must be read and understood for the recipes to work as intended.) Four stars.The recipes I have made so far are wonderfully reliable. Follow the instructions and you’ll be a happy baker. My first inkling of this came when I made the Poolish Bagels. As former New Yorkers now living on the other coast, we have a natural craving for bagels. Nothing of what passes for bagels in our area comes even close. I made the recipe. To my surprise the hydration is such that the dough is perfectly manageable even without a mixer (development relies mostly on folds) and the bagels are excellent. I had a similar experience with the baguette formulas (although I must admit to my chagrin that no baguette has yet sprung ready-shaped from my hands.) Whatever professional detours Martin Philip took to get to bread, he didn’t come to be head baker at King Arthur Flour bakery by chance. He is a darn good baker and his recipes are excellent. He is also a compelling writer. Five stars!
Let me begin by saying that I am a college friend of Martin and his wife, Julie. I haven't seen them in years and only recently learned that he was a professional baker from bits and bobs on Facebook. I pre-ordered this book mainly to support a friend. My old friend has written a beautiful book. I love that Martin begins the book by essentially saying, “I have no idea what I’m doing,†and then he does everything in it so very beautifully. He organizes the book autobiographically around stories he tells. Since I knew Martin as a singer, I never knew that he was such a wonderful writer. So far, I haven't baked much using the recipes. I've mostly enjoyed the stories! On the other hand, my husband is in full on Christmas baking mode, and he has been using it in a very different way, heading right to the sections that are more technical. The book itself is gorgeous, with wonderful photos that make you want to try every recipe. I can't wait until my life slows down a little so I can start experimenting with the recipes in here. Bakers, cookbook junkies, get this book. It was just released, and it’s going to become a classic. I have no doubt.
So, I ordered this after watching David Lebovitz live on FB. As I'm nearing retirement age, and having been a home baker most of my life, I thought I knew a wee bit about baking. wrong. This book is absolutely amazing. New techniques, new products, amazing sounding recipes. Can't wait to start baking.
I love this book!! And what isn't to love, really? The recipes are top notch. We made the molasses pie and the biscuits as part of our holiday meals and they were gobbled up so quickly. The pictures are just gorgeous. And finally the stories. Ah the stories. They make the food come to life. This is like no cookbook I own (and I own a lot!) This is one you can sit down with and read, not just flip through to see what looks good. It is filled with the joy and warmth of love, life and family. Food and sharing it, is how we come together. Beautifully crafted. Bravo!
I must say that this book is not what I expected, meaning another bread book. I was enthralled from the first words by the author. His prose is enchanting, bringing me to tears and laughter at the same time. Reading about his family life, the people and forces that shaped him as a baker, was marvelous. I can’t wait to try the recipes, but am currently camping in Germany without an oven. Interesting, charming, lovely, delicious, beautiful all describe the writer and his book. I did not put this book down until I had read the entire thing. You will love your experience with the writer, and I hope you take as much joy from it as I did. Please write more books, your writing style is simply marvelous, and brings in the reader to become part of the story. I want more please!
I've been making bread and baking as a hobby for years but consider myself a much better "cook" than "baker" LOL. Martin Philip's book is full of great recipes, but what I have found most helpful is some of the technical information and details he includes to explain how to approach the process across the board to help us improve our basic understanding of the process and improve our techniques.
Loved this book - I read it mainly for the biographical story, and loved the narrative, but the recipes are amazing also.
This is a book not only about the art of food making, but about a personal journey that engages the taste buds as well. Philip's warm hearted narrative is what compelled me forward as well as the recipes that spoke personally to him. I heartily recommend this one of a kind "cookbook" , I am making my own butter this week!
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