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Let's Bake Bread!

A Family Cookbook to Foster Learning, Curiosity, and Skill Building in Your Kids

Bonnie Ohara

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Artisan Books
18 October 2023
Written by the bestselling author of Bread Baking for Beginners, who is also a home-schooling mother of three with a keen take on how to teach children useful skills, Let's Bake Bread! is filled with fool proof recipes that will turn kids into confident bakers and helpers in the kitchen.

Start with an easy-to-handle cloud dough, and your youngest will soon be making Snail Rolls and On the Run Energy Buns (all the while improving their fine motor skills). Graduate to adventure dough and kids will learn about eating seasonally while making pizza, focaccia, and flatbreads. Breads like pita, naan, and conchas highlight lessons about cultures around the world. Culminating for kids twelve and up is the holy grail for all home bakers: the simple science of sourdough. What better or more delicious way to spend quality time together?

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Imprint:   Artisan Books
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 252mm,  Width: 206mm,  Spine: 22mm
Weight:   1.020kg
ISBN:   9781648290572
ISBN 10:   1648290574
Pages:   248
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   No Longer Our Product
Introduction: Why Bake Bread with Kids Tools of the Trade Core Ingredients: Flour, Yeast, Salt, and Water How Bread Is Made   ENRICHED BREADS FOR BEGINNERS: Recipes to Engage the Senses, for Ages 3 to 7 Baking with Your Senses Cloud Bread Herbed Leaves and Snail Rolls Garlic Herb Butter Leaf Rubbings On the Run Energy Buns Almond Butter Fluffy French Milk Bread Raspberry Jam Sweet Dreams Bunny Bread             Tea Ceremony Winter Warming Spices Bread Hot Chocolate with Homemade Whipped Cream Paper Snowflakes Cookie Bread (Conchas/Melonpan) Springtime Rainbow Bread             Watercolor Painting   SEASONAL BREADS: Recipes to Connect with Nature, for Ages 7 to 10 Keeping a Baker’s Notebook Anytime Adventure Bread All-Year Herb Croutons Spring/Summer Focaccia Mosaic Garlic and Herb Dipping Oil Learning About Flowers Spring Wildflower Seed Twists Beet and White Bean Dip Learning About Seeds Spring Pressed Flower and Herb Crackers             Pressed Flowers Summer Ficelles with Cherry Tomatoes Homemade Mayo Summer Pizza with Tomatoes and Pesto Mortar and Pestle Pesto Summer Bread Salad (Panzanella) Gabe’s Vinaigrette Fall Focaccia with Apples, Pecans, and Cheddar             Apple Exploration Fall Flatbread with Potato and Brussels Sprouts Roasted Garlic Fall Herbs Crackers Caramelized Onion Dip Winter Olive and Lemon Focaccia Gabe’s Lemonade Citrus and Herb Scavenger Hunt Winter Squash and Orange Zest Fougasse Central Valley Dukkah   BREADS AROUND THE WORLD: Recipes Exploring History and Culture, for Ages 12 to 14 Timeline: The History of Bread Crackerbread Corn and Wheat Tortillas Herb Sauce Corn in the Americas Pita             Bread in Ancient Egypt and Greece Naan Garlic Butter Lentil Cakes             Ode to Bread Apple Cider Barm Bread Fresh Butter Middle Age Celtics’ Love for Bread Rye, Wheat, and Corn Bread Potato Bread Staple Ffoods in Ddifferent Ccultures Brioche             Let Them Eat Cake! Wonder Bread             Make Your Own Breadcrumbs Whole Grain Sandwich Loaf             Whole Grain Innovations   SOURDOUGH BREADS: Recipes Based In Math and Science, for Ages 12 and Up Baker’s Percentages and Mathematics Sourdough Starter             Put Your Sourdough Starter to Use Simple Sourdough Tinned Loaf Intermediate Dutch Oven Sourdough Oatmeal or Multigrain Sourdough             Is It Nutritious? Sprouted Quinoa and Chia Sourdough Wholegrain Miche             Create Your Own Baker’s Mar

Bonnie Ohara is a self-taught baker and homeschooling mother to three children. Ohara runs Alchemy Bread, a cottage bakery based in her home in Modesto, California, where she also teaches bread baking classes. She is the author of Bread Baking for Beginners, which was published in 2018. Find her on Instagram @alchemybread.

Reviews for Let's Bake Bread!: A Family Cookbook to Foster Learning, Curiosity, and Skill Building in Your Kids

" “Bonnie Ohara’s teaching ignited my own love of baking. And with her new book, Let’s Bake Bread!, I’m able to pass along that passion to my kids! Her recipes are filled with creative ways for parents to engage their kids and create lasting memories of time spent together with delicious results.”   —Jenna Fischer, actress and podcast host  “Let’s Bake Bread! shows us how to bake up a community, one family at a time. Bonnie’s foundational skills, thoughtful recipes, and encouraging guidance will inspire you and your kids to turn on the oven.”   —Martin Philip, baker and author of Breaking Bread “Let’s Bake Bread! is stunning, inspiring, and wildly doable. Bonnie’s guidance brings the magic of bread, not only into your kitchen, but into your relationships. You’ll love it.”—Kendra Adachi, New York Times bestselling author of The Lazy Genius Way and The Lazy Genius Kitchen “Let's Bake Bread! offers more than just delicious bread recipes—it's a playbook for making the most of our time with our kids in the kitchen. Bonnie's insights and advice throughout each recipe nurture learning, patience, and observation through making a simple loaf of bread. As Bonnie says, ""Sensory memories stick!"" So get in the kitchen with the kiddos, mix some dough, and let's bake bread.”—Maurizio Leo, author of The Perfect Loaf: The Craft and Science of Sourdough Breads, Sweets, and More “Bonnie is an exceptionally talented baker and mother that makes baking fun, approachable, and comforting. I have been following her journey for years and have admired how dedicated and passionate she is to her children through the lens of bread baking—a skill that she has mastered and cleverly uses as a learning tool to elevate the growth of her family.”  —Bryan Ford, author of New World Sourdough"


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