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"Green Market Baking Book" by Laura Martin

Green Market Baking Book: 100 Delicious Recipes for Naturally Sweet & Savory Treats (Hardcover)

By Laura C. Martin, Laura C. Martin

$17.95

ISBN-13: 9781402759970
Availability: Usually Ships in 1-5 days
Published: Sterling, 1/2011

"Green Market Baking Book" by Laura Martin (Sterling, ISBN 9781402759970, $17.95)

Look in our pastry case for featured recipes from our Cookbook of the Month!

Can fabulous baking be accomplished by using local goods and replacing refined sugars? Laura Martin's "Green Market Baking Book 100 Delicious Recipes for Naturally Sweet & Savory Treats" rises to the challenge and provides direction for the passionate bakers out there.

Martin draws on the expertise of prominent bakers to show that wonderful creations can be made with organic and seasonal ingredients. Some contributing bakers use sugar substitutes, such as honey and maple syrup, while others go farther by turning to substitutes such as brown rice syrup. Recipes don't stop there - they also explore flour alternatives and lower fat options.

Spring is in the air, and what better time to discover all available options at our fingertips than by shopping area Farmers' Markets and local grocers. By reading this book you will add a little sweetness to life, find great recipes that pay for themselves, and help support local food production.

Review by Megan Bruce