Paul Hollywood's Pies and Puds
By (Author) Paul Hollywood
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
26th February 2014
24th October 2013
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Baking
641.815
Hardback
224
Width 189mm, Height 246mm
866g
There is nothing quite like the smell of a scrumptious meat and potato pie cooking in the oven. There perhaps isnt anything better than the first taste of a caramel and coffee clair. From Britains favourite expert baker comes a mouth-watering new book about two of our nations obsessions: pies and puddings. Paul Hollywood puts his signature twist on the traditional classics, with easy-to-follow, foolproof and tantalising recipes for steak and ale pie, pork, apple and cider pie, lamb kidney and rosemary suet pudding, sausage plait and luxury fish pie. He will show you how to create inventive dishes such as chicken and chorizo empanadas, chilli beef cornbread pies and savoury choux buns. If that isnt enough, here you will find his recipe for the Queen of puddings, as well as spiced plum pizza, chocolate volcanoes and apple and Wensleydale pie. There are also regional recipes like Yorkshire curd tart and the Bedfordshire clanger, and a step-by-step guide to all the classic doughs from rich shortcrust to choux pastry. Paul Hollywoods Pies and Puds is simply a must-have. Whether youre a sweet or a savoury person, a keen novice or an expert baker: its time to get baking pies and puds.
Everyone loves pies, everyone loves him. Three cheers all round, then, for these comforting recipes from the silver fox of baking * Delicious *
Paul Hollywood shot to fame with his role as a judge on The Great British Bake Off. He is the author of How to Bake along with Paul Hollywoods Bread, a tie-in to his television series. Having started out at his fathers bakery as a teenager, he has worked as Head Baker at exclusive hotels including Cliveden and the Dorchester and he went on to launch The Paul Hollywood Artisan Bread Company, which now supplies Harrods among others. www.paulhollywood.com / @PaulHollywood