The Fresh Loaf is not responsible for community member content. I received a copy as a Christmas gift, and all available errata at that time was already reflected in the book. Go to mellowbakers.com and pick your adventure. Features nearly 150 detailed recipes, with step-by-step instructions, plus variations.

Disperse the yeast in the the water, add the flour and salt. Bread: a baker’s book of techniques and recipes / Jeffrey Hamelman; illustrations and photography by Chiho Kaneko. An updated version of the 2005 IACP cookbook award-winning book! I bought the 2nd edition in August 2012 and only now, May 2013, am finally looking at the book to make some bread. This site is powered by Drupal. Add the milk, vanilla, grated lemon peel, and beaten egg. 2 Ingredients and Their Function 29.

Acknowledgments x. Page 59—60, Milk: The entire section has been changed. All I get is a list of sponsored websites when I go to mellowbakers.com. 2nd Edition. When Bread was first published in 2004, it received the Julia Child Award for best First Book and became an instant classic. We can't find the page you are looking for. In the meantime, do you have any specific questions relating to 'Bread' ? In a saucepan, melt the butter with the sugar and heat until the sugar is dissolved. Is there an errata for the 2nd edition of the book available? When all the lines have been piped in one direction, rotate the baking sheet 90 degrees and pipe lines again, so that the lines form an even cross (the cross, by the way, is an ancient Celtic representation of the four seasons). I just tried to log in and like you I was unable to do so.

ERRATA SHEET Bread A Baker’s Book of Techniques and Recipes Jeffrey Hamelman Last Updated: Feb 2011 Page 45, Requirements of Rye Flour: Near the bottom. During this phase, the acetic acid potential of the sour is developed, which will eventually impart a prominent sour tang to the bread.” Page 204, Three-Stage 80 Percent Sourdough Rye: Bottom of page, the Full Sour weights of Final dough should read: U.S. 14.72 lb Metric 7.36 kg Home 1 lb, 7.5 oz Pages 205 and 207, Three-Stage 80 Percent Sourdough Rye and Three- Stage 70 Percent Sourdough Rye: Under Freshening, should read “medium rye” and not “whole rye.” Page 210, 66% Rye Sourdough: In Sourdough section, change “whole rye flour” to “medium rye flour” Page 240 and page 292, Challah: Changes are bold and underlined: US Metric Home Baker’s % Bread flour 1 3.4 lb 6.7 kg 1 lb 5.4 oz (4 7/8 cups) 67% High-gluten flour 6.6 lb 3.3 kg 10.6 oz (2 3/8 cups) 33% Sugar 1.6 lb .8 kg 2.6 oz (5 T) 8% Yolks 1 .5 lb .75 kg 2.4 oz (4 yolks) 7.5% Whole eggs 2.8 lb 1 .4 kg 4.5 oz (2 eggs) 14% Vegetable oil 1 .5 lb .75 kg 2.4 oz (5 1/2 T) 7.5% Water 6.4 lb 3.2 kg 10.2 oz (1 1/4 cups) 32% Salt .38 lb .19 kg .6 oz (1 T) 1.9% Yeast .6 lb .3 kg .32 oz instant dry (2 3/4 tsp) 3% TOTAL 34.78 lb 17.39 kg 3 lb, 7 oz 1 73.9% Corrections to the yeast quantities just for the HOME column in the Miscellaneous Breads chapter to the following: Page 253, Brioche .4 oz, instant dry (1 T + 5/8 tsp) Page 255, Sesame Bread Sticks .16 oz, instant dry (1 1/2 tsp) Page 256, Grissini .18 oz, instant dry (1 3/4 tsp) Page 258, Soft Butter Rolls .29 oz, instant dry (2 3/4 tsp) Page 260, Bagels .14 oz, instant dry (1 3/8 tsp) Page 262, Bialys .12 oz, instant dry (1 1/8 tsp) Page 264, Irish Soda Bread: Changes to the first three ingredients: U.S Metric Home Baker’s % Whole-wheat (pastry)* flour 5.63 lb 2.5 kg 5.3 oz (1 1/4 cups) 50% Wheat flakes, ground 2.82 lb 1 .26 kg 2.6 oz (5/8 cup) 25% White ** pastry flour 2.81 lb 1.25 kg 2.6 oz (5/8 cup) 25% *add the word “pastry” **add the word “white’ Page 266, Traditional English Hot Cross Buns Two changes: OVERALL FORMULA and SPONGE Both read: .22 oz, instant dry (2 tsp) Page 267, Hot Cross Buns: Changes to the crossing paste: CROSSING PASTE (PER 4 DOZEN BUNS) Butter, melted .25 lb .114 kg 4 oz (1/2 cup) Milk .19 lb .086 kg 3 oz (3/8 cup) Vanilla .5 oz .014 kg .5 oz (1 T) Sugar .25 lb .114kg 4oz(1/2 cup) Lemon peel, grated 1 1 1 Egg, large, beaten 1/2 1/2 1/2 Flour, sifted .5 lb .227 kg 8 oz (1 7/8 cups) Page 267, in the sidebar eliminate the sentence: ÒThe crossing paste, which is piped on just before the bake.

Gradually, a complete genre of breads developed that used yeasted pre-ferments in place of, or along with, sourdough, and today we are the fortunate recipients of those advances made almost two centuries ago.