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Patisserie: French Pastry Master Class

Hardback

Main Details

Title Patisserie: French Pastry Master Class
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Philippe Urraca
By (author) Cecile Coulier
By (author) Michel Guerard
Photographs by Jean-Michel Coulier
Physical Properties
Format:Hardback
Pages:504
Dimensions(mm): Height 277,Width 238
Category/GenreCelebrity chef cookbooks
National and regional cuisine
Cakes, baking, icing and sugarcraft
ISBN/Barcode 9782812317415
ClassificationsDewey:641.8659
Audience
General
Illustrations 3150 colour

Publishing Details

Publisher Editions du Chene
Imprint Editions du Chene
Publication Date 25 September 2017
Publication Country France

Description

Every four years since 1924, the best French artisans contend to become Meilleur Ouvrier de France (MOF), literally the 'Best French Craftsman'. The president of this prestigious and unique competition, Philippe Urraca, selected 130 emblematic recipes that represent the best of French baking: croissants, millefeuilles, financiers, ParisBrest, eclairs, macarons, and more. Basic recipes and techniques are explained with detailed step-by-step instructions as well as professional tips, making this book a helpful reference for both amateurs and pros. AUTHOR: Philippe Urraca opened his first bake-shop when he was 19 years old, following in his father's footsteps. He became Meilleur Ouvrier de France in 1993 and was named Head of the Pastry MOF Committee in 2003 - a position which he still holds. He is the only MOF jury member of a famous baking competition on French TV. SELLING POINTS: . A comprehensive and beautiful reference focusing on French baking, written by award-winning Pastry Chef Philippe Urraca . Contains step-by-step accessible instructions for the creation of these wonderful pastries . A book for amateur and professional bakers alike 3150 colour illustrations

Author Biography

Philippe Urraca opened his first bake-shop when he was 19 years old, following in his father's footsteps. He became Meilleur Ouvrier de France in 1993 and was named Head of the Pastry MOF Committee in 2003 - a position which he still holds. He is the only MOF jury member of a famous baking competition on French TV.