Small Batch Cookies
Deliciously easy bakes for one to six people
(Autor) Edd KimberQuick, simple and accessible baking for everyone, using minimal equipment, from Great British Bake Off winner and Sunday Times bestselling author Edd Kimber. 'A brilliant idea for a book and a must-have' - Nigella Lawson There are times when nothing but a warm chocolate chip cookie will hit the spot. Bad day at work? Chocolate chip cookie. A great day at work? Chocolate chip cookie. The need for an emergency solitary cookie or two can strike at any time, but baking recipes typically serve large groups, which is perfect for a party, a celebration or a crowd, but not when there's just one (or two) of you and you would rather not spend the money on making a big batch or be faced with eating the same thing all week. In Small Batch Cookies, Edd showed that good things really can come in small packages. For this new book he wants to focus on cookies, probably the easiest - and arguably most popular - kind of baking there is. Nothing has quite the allure of a cookie straight out of the oven! The classic cookie is chocolate chip, but there is no one single perfect version - the variations are endless and range from double and triple chocolate to dark chocolate and cherry, and white chocolate and lemon. Other less familiar but no less delicious types of cookie include vanilla, peanut butter, ginger, oat and raisin and coconut. The recipes also include vegan cookies and cookies for those with allergies and intolerances. 'You're always safe with Edd Kimber' -Diana Henry on One Tin Bakes Easy
Edd Kimber
Edd Kimber is a British baker, food writer, and television personality best known for winning the first season of The Great British Bake Off in 2010. He has since published several successful cookbooks, including "The Boy Who Bakes" and "Patisserie Made Simple," which showcase his passion for baking and pastry making. Kimber's writing style is known for its approachable and detailed instructions, making complex recipes accessible to home bakers. His contributions to the culinary world have inspired countless individuals to explore the art of baking, and his work continues to have a significant impact on the genre. His most famous work, "The Boy Who Bakes," has earned him a loyal following and solidified his reputation as a talented baker and writer.