Böcker av Manuel Monade

Let professional baker Manuel Monade show you how to use your breadmachine to produce awesome breads you can be proud of. A bread machine will make only the bread you enable it to make;sub-standard ingredients and quick, over-yeasted fermentation can only everproduce a less than exceptional loaf. But if you use your bread machinedifferently, respecting the basic principles of artisan baking -- understandingfermentation; the need to knead; the importance of proving; shaping; and how toget the best bake for a perfect loaf - then your bread machine will deliverfantastic results. Recipes include a basic pain de mie for a sandwich loaf;granary; ciabatta; blue-cheese-and-hazelnut bread; sourdough; pumpernickel; andspelt.

BREADMAKING + MEDITATION = BREADITATION. Feel your tension drain away as you mix, knead, prove and bake these specially selected, straightforward recipes for breads, from ciabatta to bagels and sourdough.'Though at its heart a book of reliable bread recipes you can utterly trust . . . the relaxed baking techniques in Breaditation can help unravel the stress and trauma in our life' Dan Lepard'The only breadmaking book you'll ever knead for your mental wellbeing' Professor David Veale, The Maudsley HospitalIn Breaditation, professional baker Manuel Monade shows, with the help of psychotherapist Caroline Harrison, how the four stages of bread making - kneading, proving, shaping and baking - can help you to de-stress. Bread making, because it involves all our senses - sight, smell, taste, touch and hearing - can help us to focus on and feels safe in the present,which helps to combat anxiety, elevate our mood, improve our self-esteem and, through a mindful focus on the present, de-stress. Even if you feel simply angry or upset, bread making can help.Breaditation includes more than twenty straightforward recipes, from ciabatta and pitta to brioche, crackers and sourdough. There is nothing too technically demanding, so that there is an immediate sense of achievement and pleasure in the bread you have made.