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A “culinary guru” and author of the award-winning Around My French Table and Baking: From My Home to Yours returns with an exciting collection of simple desserts from French home cooks and chefs
With her groundbreaking bestseller Around My French Table, Dorie Greenspan changed the way we view French food. Now, in Baking Chez Moi, she explores the fascinating world of French desserts, bringing together a charmingly uncomplicated mix of contemporary recipes, including original creations based on traditional and regional specialties, and drawing on seasonal ingredients, market visits, and her travels throughout the country. Like the surprisingly easy chocolate loaf cake speckled with cubes of dark chocolate that have been melted, salted, and frozen, which she adapted from a French chef’s recipe, or the boozy, slow-roasted pineapple, a five-ingredient cinch that she got from her hairdresser, these recipes show the French knack for elegant simplicity. In fact, many are so radically easy that they defy our preconceptions: crackle-topped cream puffs, which are all the rage in Paris; custardy apple squares from Normandy; and an unbaked confection of corn flakes, dried cherries, almonds, and coconut that nearly every French woman knows.Whether it’s classic lemon-glazed madeleines, a silky caramel tart, or “Les Whoopie Pies,” Dorie puts her own creative spin on each dish, guiding us with the friendly, reassuring directions that have won her legions of ardent fans.
- Sales Rank: #67772 in Books
- Published on: 2014-10-28
- Released on: 2014-10-28
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 11.50" h x 9.00" w x 1.50" l, .0 pounds
- Binding: Hardcover
- 496 pages
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Featured Recipes from Baking Chez Moi Download the recipe for Chocolate Cream Puffs with Mascarpone Filling Download the recipe for Mini Canneles Download the recipe for Palets de Dames, Lille Style
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"My favorite baking book of the season is Dorie Greenspan’s Baking Chez Moi. With superb photography of finished dishes and Ms. Greenspan’s clear, clean style, this is a book for any level of baker who wants to broaden his or her repertoire."--Michael Ruhlman for the Wall Street Journal "Approachable and adaptable."--The New York Times "Greenspan has the gift of clarity and making even the complicated seem doable, which in her hands, it is."--Corby Kummer for The Atlantic "French home baking, despite what you might think, is easy, says baking goddess Dorie Greenspan. All you need are a few high-quality ingredients and a bit of care....nearly every page promises some useful tips and shortcuts for the avid baker..."--NPR.org
"No matter how much you don’t like to bake, aren’t good at baking, don’t even want to bake … if you listen to [Dorie] long enough, you’ll find yourself hankering to get your hands into some flour, certain even you can whip up some laborious, glorious baked treat."
--Associated Press
"On the page, Greenspan talks as if she’s having coffee with you, about where she found recipes, about the person who gave them to her, and when she might serve them... The heart of the book is sweets that aren’t a bit difficult."
--Boston Globe
"Bakers across the world rejoice when Dorie Greenspan comes out with a new cookbook."
--Washington Post
"While a trip to France may not be in everyone’s near future, veteran cookbook author Greenspan takes home bakers on a tour of Paris through her exceptional collection of recipes (divided into chapters including “Simple Cakes,” “Fancy Cakes,” “Tarts and Galettes,” and “Baby Cakes and Petite Pastries”). French “cousins” to American recipes such as the “Fluted Carrot-Tangerine Cake,” and the author’s adaptations on French creations such as “Gâteau Basque Fantasie,” give readers something they won’t find in other baking tomes. While some multistep selections are more suited for the experienced baker, less involved yet equally impressive recipes include a simple plum tart and Nutella-banana panna cotta. Unusual finds like pithiviers, a French pastry named after a city in northern France, are also included. Hefty headnotes and serving notes provide information about recipe origins and traditions. This is an ideal holiday gift."
--Publishers Weekly, starred
"Acclaimed author Greenspan—who lives part time in Paris and has collaborated with such famous chefs as Pierre Hermé, Daniel Boulud, and Julia Child—has learned that some recipes are best left to the pros. While several of Greenspan's 11 cookbooks feature intricate, show-stopping desserts, her latest focuses on homey baked goods and pared-down versions of traditional French pastries. Home cooks won't need beeswax and expensive copper molds to make Greenspan's canelés nor will they be chided for using store-bought puff pastry to make palmiers or pithiviers. All types of desserts—crunchy, creamy, cakey, frozen, fruity, and fried—are included, as are simple accompaniments such as homemade crème fraiche, chocolate sauce, and candied fruit. VERDICT: Combining everyday desserts with doable versions of extremely popular treats (think macarons, éclairs, and crackle-top cream puffs), Greenspan's new collection is an instant classic."
--Library Journal, starred
About the Author
Inducted into the James Beard Foundation’s Who’s Who of Food and Beverage in America, DORIE GREENSPAN is the author of Around My French Table, a New York Times bestseller that was named Cookbook of the Year by the IACP; Baking Chez Moi; and Baking: From My Home to Yours, a James Beard Award winner. She lives in Westbrook, Connecticut, and Paris.
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147 of 159 people found the following review helpful.
Parisian Perfection
By Kindle Customer
For some reason, my "verified purchase" states I own the Kindle version. I do not. I own the hardback.
I am a proud owner of Greenspan's two previous books: Baking: From My Home to Yours and Around My French Table. I preordered this back in the spring. I respect Greenspan's work. She doesn't put books out at the current popular breakneck pace. I wait a few years in between her books, and when one finally comes out, I feel confident that it will be delightful and flawless. When Baking Chez Moi arrived this morning, I devoured it.
Baking Chez Moi is a bit taller than the average cookbook, a common feature of Greenspan's cookbooks. This is nice because the book has slightly larger type than an average cookbook. The book is well-bound, no flimsiness present, and has good quality paper. It stays open fairly well on its own when you cook from it, but it is a thick book so if you're cooking recipes from the very front or end, you are going to need a cookbook stand to keep it open. I have been finding lots of mistakes in cookbook indexes lately, and so far this index is well done.
Baking Chez Moi is neatly divided into a handful of chapters: simple cakes; fancy cakes; tarts and gallettes; baby cakes and petite pastries; cookies and bars; fruits, creams, frozen desserts and candies; and basics. Each chapter then has it's own table of contents. Each recipe has a wonderful introduction by Dorie that is usually several paragraphs long which gives the reader greater insight into the recipe's origins, the authors memories regarding the first time she tried the recipe, or useful cooking/serving information. In the sidebar of each recipe, Greenspan lists how many servings the recipe yields as well how to serve the recipe. In the sidebar you will also find storage information for each recipe. I can't tell you how many times I've wondered whether to refrigerate a dessert or let it stand at room temp. She takes the guesswork out of getting the longest life out of your dessert.
Those of you who expect a photograph for every recipe will be disappointed to learn that there is not a photograph for every recipe. There are plenty of photographs though for you to admire. All of them are stunning and show the food in great detail. Most of them are full page. I've always found Greenspan's recipes to be clear enough that I don't need a photo to cook them, but I am overjoyed when she gives us a glimpse of her lovely handiwork. The type for the recipe headings is a beautiful autumnal orange that is not difficult to read while ingredients are listed in a deep chocolate that also shouldn't cause any trouble reading. The majority of the recipe is in standard black. The overall feel achieved by the coloring is that this is indeed your premier fall baking book.
I was delighted to find numerous asides scattered throughout the cookbook. You'll learn in greater detail about ingredients such as vanilla as well as techniques to make your finished product better such as soaking dried fruit. I know French cuisine sometimes is burdened by the stereotype of being incredibly fancy or technical, but that stereotype is blown out of the water with this cookbook. The vast majority of the recipes have ingredients that can be bought at your local chain grocery store, and I was floored to find that I had the ingredients for many of the recipes in my pantry already. While some of the cakes and other desserts do have multiple components to complete them, they are simple and can be easily done in a day. I truly believe that this book can be utilized by the beginning baking who is looking to spread her wings as well as thoroughly enjoyed by the moderate level and advanced level baker. There are a few recipes such as the rose Frasier that require multiple ingredients and a time investment for those of you who love a challenge.
The book is primarily listed in cups, ounces, spoons, etc. In many instances it is also converted to grams and milliliters. This is not always true to case. Sometimes spoons are converted; sometimes not (mostly they aren't). I know measurement methods are very important to some of you so I thought I'd mention it. Most of the recipes are classics or close to classic, but every now and then you will find a spin on the traditional such as with the nutella-banana panna cotta or the green tea sables.
I am very happy with my current spread of sable cookies and homemade hot chocolate. The hot chocolate is not too sweet and the bit of fleur de sel makes it all the happier. Dorie Greenspan is like the sophisticated older aunt who comes into town every couple years, updates your recipes, and shows you that simple things are often time the best.
Too long? Didn't read? I love it, and I think you'll love it, too. Go buy a copy, and pick up one for gift-giving.
36 of 38 people found the following review helpful.
I A-Dorie You Ms. Greenspan!
By Katawampas
I've been baking from Dorie Greenspan's "Baking" cookbook since it came out years ago. It is my favorite baking book & I've baked at least half the recipes in it, all with success. I was excited to hear she was finally coming out with another baking cookbook - she doesn't crank these out like bad cookies. It's obvious she takes her time & creates a cookbook that is meaningful & will actually be used.
The cookbook is beautiful & big with easy to read type & gorgeous photos (not every recipe has a photo). It is the same style as her "Baking" cookbook. She gives measurements in European metric weight & the usual American volume. I use either, it just depends on what I'm baking. She gives information on storing or making ahead & serving. Also ideas on changing ingredients for different flavor, etc. She is an open-minded cook & encourages you to experiment & make the recipe your own. Most of the recipes are not crazy complicated although she does have some for more experienced cooks. She is very good at explaining each step in her recipes so I would think even a novice cook would be successful. There are many simple recipes.
This is not strictly a baking cookbook. There are also puddings, custards, caramels, candies, sauces, etc.
This is another great cookbook -maybe not as great as "Baking"; that would be hard to top but this is a very close second. I got this 2 weeks ago & have been busily baking from it. Everything has turned out delicious so far. I started with the beautiful "Custardy Apple Squares". I had a few honey crisp apples that needed to be used so serendipity. It was simple & fast. I watched it bake, waiting & wondering if it would get that puffy/custardy look & it did! It looked just like the photo & tasted delicious. This would make a wonderful weekend breakfast treat too. This recipe will go in to my fall/winter dessert rotation.
Next I tried her "Saint-Pierre Poppy Seed Cake". Having a Czech grandma, I am a sucker for anything poppy seed. Clementines are in season so that is what I have in my fridge & used in this recipe. This is a fairly simple loaf cake that keeps well. I added nutmeg because that is what my grandma would have done - nutmeg was her secret weapon. It is nothing fancy but it is delicious & it was delicious the next day.
I also baked her "Black-and-White Madeleines" for a change from the Madeleines recipe in her "Baking" cookbook - my favorite Madeleine recipe. Also excellent & a nice change with the chocolate - yum.
She even has a recipe for "Parisian Macarons" & "Basque Macarons". I love baking Macaron (takes a lot of trial & error to get them right) but have not tried these yet. I will give them a go in the winter as I gear up to make Macaron Valentine treats for friends and family. But just looking through the recipe, I think it will be a success. She gives very clear step-by-step instructions which is very important for baking these. If you try them & they don't turn out the first time, you are not alone - they are very tricky no matter how good the recipe is. I'm impressed & thrilled that she included a recipe.
28 of 31 people found the following review helpful.
and the like. I got this book for my Julia Child-level ...
By Pomaikai
I am strictly a sous chef in our household, so I didn't expect this cookbook to be particularly interesting to someone who has only the chops to turn out stuff such as "burned water", cookies suitable for target practice, and the like. I got this book for my Julia Child-level wife, but so far, I have been learning how to make madelines to macarons and much more. The book is huge, though, so it is not likely to get all gunked up by sitting on the kitchen counter, which means I either photocopy or handwrite the needed pages of ingredients and cooking instructions - God forbid I should leave a butter-thumb mark or sticky bits on any of those gorgeous pictures!
Doris Greenspan writes such great explanations and descriptions that even I am made fearless to attempt some of the recipes. My results are nothing as good as hers, but our friends leave nothing on the plate and beg for more!
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