Pie camp The skills you need to make any pie you want

Kate McDermott, 1953-

Book - 2020

The James Beard Award-nominated Pie Camp instructor presents a follow-up to Art of the Pie that shares expert insights into pie foundations, troubleshooting and mix-and-matching crusts with fillings, providing gluten-free options and one dozen master-level recipes.

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Subjects
Genres
Cookbooks
Recipes
Published
New York, NY : The Countryman Press, a division of W.W. Norton & Company [2020]
Language
English
Main Author
Kate McDermott, 1953- (author)
Other Authors
Andrew Scrivani (photographer)
Physical Description
344 pages : color illustrations ; 27 cm
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (page 331) and index.
ISBN
9781682684139
  • Introduction. Welcome to Pie Camp
  • Pie tools & ingredients
  • Dough
  • Fruity pies. Classic fruit pies ; Pie-lets & crostatas ; Pies by any other name
  • Creamy pies. Classic cream pies ; Chiffon pies ; Layered pies
  • Kitchen cupboard pies
  • Extras
  • Afterword. The apple doesn't drop too far from the tree.
Review by Library Journal Review

Inspired by the Pie Camps that she facilitates, this newest collection by McDermott (Art of the Pie) aims to give anyone--especially those new to baking--the knowledge to make a good pie. With the same friendly reassurance that made her previous books (e.g., Home Cooking with Kate McDermott) a success, the author gently guides home cooks through the basics of tools and equipment. Chapters for fruity (butter blackberry crisp) and creamy (lemon chiffon mousse pie) treats will satisfy bakers of all levels, as will recipes for crumbles, cobblers, and more. The highlights here are master recipes for items such as roll-out dough, press-in crusts, pastry cream, and mousse. Novice bakers will appreciate detailed, step-by-step photographs of lattice work and crimps (and tips on troubleshooting). Notably, gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options are not an afterthought; McDermott features options throughout. VERDICT More than a series of recipes, this is a must-have guide, with a personal touch. New bakers will gain confidence and those with previous experience will delight in original takes on pie.--Stephanie Sendaula, Library Journal

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