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Baking for Two : Small Batch Recipes for Muffins, Bread & Biscuits, Cake & Cupcakes, Cookies, Cobblers, Cheesecakes, Pies
Baking for Two : Small Batch Recipes for Muffins, Bread & Biscuits, Cake & Cupcakes, Cookies, Cobblers, Cheesecakes, Pies
Baking for Two : Small Batch Recipes for Muffins, Bread & Biscuits, Cake & Cupcakes, Cookies, Cobblers, Cheesecakes, Pies
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Baking for two can be difficult. Most recipes are geared toward six to eight servings, but there are options. Excellent options in fact, some of which are dead simple, while others require more planning and effort. The Book “Baking for Two” is such a great option for two person. It is also not possible to convert large recipes in to 2 servings. You may reduce the amount of ingredients but what about the temperature and other factors. If you reduce or increase these factors then you may face the disaster.
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Release dateJan 8, 2017
ISBN9788822886026
Baking for Two : Small Batch Recipes for Muffins, Bread & Biscuits, Cake & Cupcakes, Cookies, Cobblers, Cheesecakes, Pies

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    Baking for Two - Heidi O'connell

    Baking for Two

    Small Batch Recipes for Muffins, Bread & Biscuits, Cake & Cupcakes, Cookies, Cobblers, Cheesecakes, Pies

    By

    Heidi O'Connell

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    Introduction

    Baking for two can be difficult. Most recipes are geared toward six to eight servings, but there are options. Excellent options in fact, some of which are dead simple, while others require more planning and effort. The Book Baking for Two is such a great option for two person.

    It is also not possible to convert large recipes in to 2 servings. You may reduce the amount of ingredients but what about the temperature and other factors. If you reduce or increase these factors then you may face the disaster. Followings are some of the items you should try or avoid if you are baking for two.

    Fruit Desserts

    It is better to avoid pies because either you need to make your own pastry to create a small pie or make a full-size pie. Instead go towards crisps, betties, buckles, and slumps. For example, Apple Crisp only takes 15 minutes to make and 40 minutes to bake. These approaches offer the same satisfaction as a pie but are easier to resize and to make.

    For fancier occasions, half a sheet of puff pastry, lined with sliced pears, and baked can be quite elegant and reasonably sized for two people. Just refreeze the unused portion of pastry. Another elegant trick is to macerate fruit as above and serve it in puff pastry shells.

    Cakes

    Cakes are a more difficult proposition. Some cakes, such as pound and bundt cakes, freeze well (so do sweet quick breads and muffins).

    In this case it's

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