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Old 03-25-2012, 02:06 PM   #17
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I would recommend the book "On Baking" to you, if you wish to learn more about the art and science of baking. It is used in the Baking and Pastry department at my college for their standard textbook. This book helps teach you the theory behind things, which is something that you will need to know, if you open your own business.
I'm studying Culinary Arts at a local community college, and they offer culinary arts degrees and also baking and pastry degrees. If you would like to learn more about the science of food in general, I would recommend "On Cooking", as that teaches you the theories on how things work.
"On Baking" has recipes in it, but "On Cooking" doesn't. They both are extremely useful books, however, to my mind. Both of these books are used as textbooks at my college.
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