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The Great Book of Chocolate, Revised: The Chocolate Lover's Guide with More Than 50 Recipes [A Baking Cookbook]

by David Lebovitz

Chocolate from bean to bake

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Chocolate from bean to bake

This revised guide pairs more than fifty recipes with a broader look at chocolate: its history, bean-to-bar producers, and chocolate shops in Paris, alongside David Lebovitz’s experience working in a Belgian chocolate shop. Practical sections cover sourcing, storing, and using chocolate, while the recipes range from cookies, cakes, and truffles to ice cream and a Chocolate Negroni. Fifteen recipes are new to this edition, which also includes fresh photography from Paris and San Francisco. The mix of ingredient knowledge and varied baking projects gives the book both reference value and plenty of ways to put chocolate to use.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Home bakers seeking chocolate-focused recipes across several dessert categories
  • Chocolate enthusiasts interested in its history, producers, and shops
  • Cooks looking for practical guidance on sourcing and handling chocolate

Themes

Chocolate history and productionBaking and dessertsIngredient sourcing and storageChocolate shops and food culture

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Book overview

A completely revised edition of David Lebovitz's comprehensive guide to everything chocolate, featuring more than fifty rich and decadent recipes--including fifteen that are brand new--for chocolatey cookies, brownies, cakes, truffles, ice cream, and more.

"Reading the book is like having an expert at your side, sharing beloved recipes that celebrate one of the world's greatest ingredients--all with the rigor, wit, and sense of delight that are David's signatures."--Claire Saffitz, author of Dessert Person and What's for Dessert

Pastry chef and professional baker David Lebovitz is a master of perfectly pitched desserts and irreverent humor--a combination that has won him and his books hundreds of thousands of fans.

In this fully updated edition of The Great Book of Chocolate, Lebovitz discusses the history of chocolate, bean-to-bar producers, chocolate shops in Paris (and his time working in a Belgian chocolate shop!), while also sharing invaluable tips for baking with, sourcing, storing, and using everybody's favorite ingredient. Fifteen new recipes join Lebovitz's classics, for a total of more than fifty recipes, including Melting Chocolate Cakes, Chocolate Cherry Buttermilk Scones, Chocolate Espresso Cookies, Chocolate Chip Pecan Pie, Vegan Chocolate Marshmallows, and even a Chocolate Negroni.

Featuring all new photography from Paris and San Francisco, The Great Book of Chocolate, Revised, is a sweet treat for home bakers and chocolate lovers alike.
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