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W
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comprehensive cookbook from the Good Housekeeping test
kitchens is a bakers delight. It features 390 classic recipes for
both sweet and savory baked goods, all illustrated with how-
to photos and mouthwatering shots of the nished treats. An
overview of essential techniques, ingredients, and tools helps even
inexperienced bakers enjoy success.
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17 18 Baking Basics Pies & Tarts
FRUITPIES&TARTS
Here youll nd everything fromrustic crostatas
to a lattice-topped pie with streusel topping. All
celebrate fresh fruit at its seasonal peak.
Double-Crust Apple Pie
Flaky layers of dough encase a sweet, sticky apple lling
in this double-crust delight.
Active time: 45 minutes plus chilling
Baketime:1hour10minutes
Makes: 10 servings
PASTRY
2 1/2 cups all-purpose our
1/2 teaspoons salt
10 tablespoons cold butter or margarine, cut up
6 tablespoons vegetable shortening
6 1/2 tablespoons ice water
APPLE FILLING
2/3 cup sugar
1/3 cup cornstarch
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
1/4 teaspoon salt
3 1/2 pounds Granny Smith or Golden Delicious apples
1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
2 tablespoons butter or margarine, cut up
1 large egg white, lightly beaten
1 teaspoon sugar
1. Prepare pastry: In food processor with knife
blade attached, blend our and salt. Add butter and
shortening, and pulse until mixture resembles coarse
crumbs. Sprinkle in ice water, 1 tablespoon at a time,
pulsing after each addition, until large moist crumbs
just begin to form.
2. Shape dough into 2 balls, 1 slightly larger. Flatten
each into a disk; wrap each in plastic wrap and
refrigerate 30 minutes or overnight. (If chilled
overnight, let stand 30 minutes at roomtemperature
before rolling.)
3. Meanwhile, preheat oven to 400F and prepare apple
lling: In large bowl, combine sugar with cornstarch,
cinnamon, nutmeg, and salt. Add apples and lemon
juice, and toss to coat evenly.
4. On lightly oured surface, with oured rolling pin,
roll larger disk of dough into 12-inch round. Ease dough
into 9 1/2-inch deep-dish glass or ceramic pie plate.
Gently press dough against bottomand up side of plate
without stretching. Trimdough edge, leaving 1-inch
overhang; reserve trimmings. Spoon apple mixture into
pie crust; dot with butter.
5. Roll remaining disk for top crust into 12-inch round.
Center round over lling in bottom crust. Trim pastry
edge, leaving 1-inch overhang; reserve trimmings. Fold
overhang under; bring up over pie-plate rim and pinch
to formstand-up edge, then make decorative edge.
Brush crust with some egg white. Reroll trimmings.
With knife or cookie cutters, cut out apple and/or leaf
shapes; arrange on pie. Cut short slashes in round to
allow steamto escape during baking. Brush cutouts with
egg white, then sprinkle crust and cutouts with sugar.
6. Bake pie 1 hour 10 minutes or until apples are tender
when pierced with knife through slits in crust. To
prevent over-browning, cover pie loosely with tent of foil
after 40 minutes. Cool pie on wire rack 3 hours to serve
warm. Or cool completely to serve later.
Each serving: About 455 calories, 4g protein, 61g carbohydrate,
23g total fat (11g saturated), 4g ber, 39mg cholesterol, 330mg sodium
9 10 Baking Basics Baking Basics
Flours & Meals
What would baking be without our? A hot oven and an
empty pan! The right kind of our (all-purpose, cake,
whole-wheat) is key to successful baked goods, so be
sure to use the type specied in the recipe. When you
bring our home fromthe store, transfer it fromthe
bag or box to a canister or wide-mouth jar with a tight
lid. Store our in a cool place. Whole-grain ours and
meals, which contain more fat than rened products,
should be stored in the refrigerator or freezer to keep
them from becoming rancid (in hot climates, store
all ours in the refrigerator). Let our return to room
temperature before using. If the recipe says to sift our,
take the time to do so, or at the very least, stir the our
to aerate it slightly before measuring.
WHEAT FLOUR: All-purpose our is a blend of soft
and hard wheats, which gives it a balanced content of
protein and starch that works in most recipes. Cake or
pastry our is made fromsoft wheat and ground very
ne. Low in protein, it produces tender, ne-grained
cakes. To substitute all-purpose our for cake our,
subtract 2 tablespoons all-purpose our from each cup.
Do not substitute self-rising cake our for plain cake
our. Bread our is made fromhard wheat; its higher
protein content is needed to support the structure of
the dough as it rises. Semolina is a coarse-grained our
made fromdurumwheat, which is very hard. Its used
for making pasta and some Italian breads and cakes.
Whole-wheat our is made fromthe entire wheat kernel,
with both the bran (outer covering) and germ(protein-
and oil-rich nucleus) included.
CORNMEAL: Dried kernels of eld corn (different from
the sweet corn we eat fresh) are ground into meal for
baking. When metal grinders are used, most of the
hull and germ are removed, and the meal emerges very
smooth and characterless. Stone-ground cornmeal
retains some of the hull and germ and because of that
has a coarser texture. It brings a more interesting avor
and texture to breads and mufns. Yellow and white
cornmeal are ground fromdifferent varieties of corn.
Choosing one or the other will affect only the color of the
nished product.
WHOLE-WHEAT FLOUR
THATS WHITE
If you dont like the avor and texture
of whole-wheat our, try baking with
white whole-wheat our instead. Gold
Medal and King Arthur Flour make
it, and there are also health-food-store
options to choose from.
Milled froman albino variety of wheat, its as
healthy as traditional whole wheatwith the
same levels of ber, nutrients, and minerals
but it lacks the heartier taste and grainy heft.
Its ideal for all whole-grain
recipes and can be substituted
for up to half of the all-purpose
our in many other recipes
without substantially
changing the taste.
CORNSTARCH: Made fromthe endosperm(the sturdy
portion) of the corn kernel, cornstarch is as ne and
light as talcum powder. In baking, cornstach is used
in combination with wheat our for very ne-textured
cookies and cakes. It also serves as a thickener for
puddings and sauces. If using cornstach in quantity, sift
it before adding it to the other ingredients.
OATMEAL: Oats come in several forms. Steel-cut oats
are whole oat kernels that have been chopped. Old-
fashioned oats are steamed to soften them, then rolled
into akes. Quick-cooking oats are a similar product,
but cut into smaller pieces. Instant oatmeal is made
fromthe whole oat, but further processed so it softens
immediately when moistened. Old-fashioned and quick-
cooking oats are suitable (and interchangeable) in most
baked goods that call for oatmeal.
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Complete Wine Course
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by Kevin Zraly
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A superb gift for any wine lover-or would-be oenophile
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In addition to its new design and photos, this anniversary
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began teaching his renowned course
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pronounce 1,300 wine names and terms.
NEW
EDITION
Heres a quick rundown of which areas produce which styles of wine:
WINE REGIONS STYLES MAJOR GRAPES
Alsace Mostly white Riesling, Gewrztraminer
Bordeaux Red and white Sauvignon Blanc, Smillon,
Merlot, Caber net Sauvignon,
Cabernet Franc
Burgundy Red and white Pinot Noir, Gamay,
Chardonnay
Champagne Sparkling wine Pinot Noir, Chardonnay
Ctes du Rhne Mostly red Syrah, Grenache
Languedoc/ Red and white Carignan, Grenache,
Roussillon Syrah, Cinsault, Mourvdre
Loire Valley Mostly white Sauvignon Blanc,
Chenin Blanc, Cabernet Franc
Provence Red, white, and ros Grenache, Syrah
Anyone who is interested in wine is bound to encounter French wine at
one time or another. Why? Because of the thousands of years of history and
winemaking tradition, because of the great diversity and variety of wines from
the many different regions, and because French wines have the reputation for
being among the best in the world. Theres a reason for this, and it goes back
to quality control.
French winemaking is regulated by strict government laws that are set up
by the Appellation dOrigine Contrle. If you dont want to say Appellation
dOrigine Contrle all the time, you can simply say AOC. This is the rst
of many wine lingo abbreviations youll learn in this book.
Vins de Pays: This is a category thats growing in importance. A 1979
French legal decision liberalized the rules for this category, permitting the
use of nontraditional grapes in certain regions and even allowing vintners to
label wines with the varietal rather than the regional name. For exporters to
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T h e Wh i t e Wi n e s o f F r a n c e
why would Georges Duboeuf, Louis
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makers start wineries in Languedoc
and Roussillon? For one thing, the land
is much less expensive compared to
regions such as Burgundy or Bordeaux,
so the winemakers can produce mod-
erately priced wines and still get a good
return on their investment. Look for the
wines of Domaine Gauby and Bila-Haut.
americans love french wine.We
are the number one export market and
sale fromall the regions, especially
Champagne. Loire, Burgundy, Rhne,
and Bordeaux are up signicantly over
the last ve years.
in the southern French region of
Provence, look for these producers:
Domaine Tempier
Chteau Routas
the regions most active in the
production of vin de pays varietal wines
are Languedoc and Roussillon, in
southwest France. Called in the past the
wine lake because of the vast quantities
of anonymous wine made there,
Languedoc has more than 700,000 acres
of vineyards, and produces more than
200 million cases a year, about a third of
the total French crop.
UNDERSTANDING FRENCH WINE
B
EFORE WE BEGIN OUR FIRST CLASS, The White Wines of France, I think
you should know a few important points about all French wines. Take a
look at a map of France to get familiar with the main wine-producing areas. As
we progress, youll understand why geography is so important.
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of wines in the world.
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on the World Complete Wine Course was rst published in 1985
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Christies World Encyclopedia of
Champagne & Sparkling Wine
by Tom Stevenson
ISBN 978-1-4027-7224-5 | $40.00 ($44.00 Canada)
Hardcover with Jacket | 8 x 11 | 352 pages (all in color)
Territory: US/Can | September 2, 2014 | Sterling Epicure
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he award-winning book on Champagne and sparkling wine
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Tom Stevenson has been writing about wine for more than
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Essi Avellan MW is one of the worlds most exciting and
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received the Tim Derouet Memorial Award and the Lily Bollinger
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Eat Clean, Live Well
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at clean and live well! Terry Walters, the most authoritative name
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Terry Walterss rst two books have sold more than 150,000
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Good Housekeeping
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