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Rolling Scones. 100+ Knead-to-Know Showstopping Pastries, Breads, Cakes, Pies, Cookies and More
Editors Of Cider Mill Press (Author) · Cider Mill Press · Hardcover
Roll up your sleeves and flex those whisking muscles—Rolling Scones is here to revolutionize your kitchen with a riot of recipes that are as delightful as they are delicious. Whether you're kneading your way through life's doughy dilemmas or just looking to butter up your loved ones with show-stopping bakes, this cookbook will have you feeling like a star baker in no time.
From breads that rise to the occasion to cakes that steal the show, Rolling Scones is packed with endless inspiration. Master flaky pastries, decadent cookies, pillowy buns, and more with step-by-step recipes that make baking a piece of cake (pun intended). Novice bakers will love the easy-to-follow tips and tricks, while seasoned pros will find plenty of fresh twists to put on their tried-and-true favorites.
Inside this baking guide, you'll find:
Knead-to-Know Basics for perfect dough, batters, and crusts every time.Sweet Success with recipes for crowd-pleasers like “Holy Sheet Cake!” and “Don’t Go Breaking My Tarte.”Savory Surprises like “Crust Almighty Pie” and “Baguette About It” for flavor-packed baking adventures.Sugar, Spice, and Everything Nice with desserts that will have you saying "Butter late than never!"Get ready to preheat the oven, grab your whisk, and say goodbye to crumby bakes. It’s time to rise to the occasion and discover the true power of flour!
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