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  • How to Bake Everything

  • The Baking Secret Recipes Cookbook
  • By: Ema Green
  • Narrated by: Matt Montanez
  • Length: 53 mins
  • 1.0 out of 5 stars (1 rating)

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How to Bake Everything

By: Ema Green
Narrated by: Matt Montanez
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The latest and most comprehensive baking book yet. While baking seems like a lot to learn, it is important to remember that this book takes all the important sides into account. So if you are using the instructions inside, you will have no trouble understanding all the basics you will need to bake everything you desire. And remember, when learning how to oven bake, don't be afraid to experiment.

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Don’t bother with this book unless you’ve never cooked before

Could be that my expectations were too high but honestly, for a book on how to bake anything refers the reader to look up a recipe in another cookbook, I find that ridiculous.

Also, there was so little information in the book that I think it would be better described as a pamphlet.

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