It all started with a recipe for miniature focaccia made in a loaf pan. That recipe went viral again, and again...and again. Now, trusted food blogger Rebecca Eisenberg has created a gorgeous, NYT-bestselling book of sweet and savory small-batch breads made with just one cup of flour. And she's bringing Small Batch Breads and her expertise to Binding Agents this fall!
Join us for a conversation with Rebecca—led by Margaret Eby (food editor, the Philadelphia Inquirer)—on her journey from diligent blogger to social media sensation; the task of building a book of creative, craveable recipes around a tight concept; bread making tips for bakers of all skill levels (seriously); and more.
Whether you're serving just one or two, looking to minimize food waste, eager to test new techniques on small yields, or just like cute little things, Small Batch Breads is a great addition to your baking arsenal (and a seriously fantastic gift).
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ABOUT THE BOOK
Using just one cup of flour, create sweet and savory bagels, buns, rolls, and pastries with 50 approachable and accessible recipes from the creator of The Practical Kitchen.
Trusted food blogger Rebecca Eisenberg brings her baking expertise, accessible recipe writing, and gorgeous food photography to this collection of sweet and savory small-batch breads made with just one cup of flour. Whether you’re brand new to bread baking or a seasoned baker, Small-Batch Breads is for you.
With fifty easy-to-follow recipes, including 100+ step-by-step photos, you can make adorable crusty loaves; two bagels for brunch on demand; an oversized, Nutella-filled pop tart; and, of course, Rebecca’s viral Loaf Pan Focaccia.
Rebecca covers all the bread bases with recipes perfect for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert, such as:
Little Loaves: Loaf Pan Focaccia, Foot-Long(-ish) Baguette, Classic Brioche Loaf, Overnight No-Knead Crusty Bread
Buns and Rolls: Just Two Bagels, One Large Kaiser Roll, Stovetop English Muffins, Just-Like-the-Tube Buttery Crescent Rolls
Twists, Sticks, and Braids: “Limited” Garlic Breadsticks, One Large Soft Pretzel, Ooey-Gooey Cinnamon Rolls, Mini Chocolate Babka
Flatbreads, Crackers, and Pizza: Single Scallion Pancake, No-Knead Naan, Thin-Crust Pizza, Three Flexible Flour Tortillas
Biscuits, Pastries, and Quickbreads: Flaky Mini Buttermilk Biscuits, Oversized Nutella Pop-ular Tart, Fruit Preserve Pastries Two Ways
With easy-to-follow guidance and minimal ingredients, Small-Batch Breads is the perfect housewarming, engagement, graduation, birthday, or holiday gift for any budding bread baker.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Rebecca Eisenberg is a food blogger, recipe developer, and food photographer who founded the popular baking blog The Practical Kitchen in 2019. Her recipes have been featured on BuzzFeed, King Arthur Baking, The Kitchn, and Well+Good. Thanks in part to her viral small-batch bread recipes, she has built a community of devoted social media followers and newsletter readers. She is the author of Small-Batch Breads.
ABOUT THE INTERVIEWER
Margaret Eby is the food editor for the Philadelphia Inquirer. She has written for the New York Review of Books, Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair, Bon Appétit, the New Yorker, the New York Times, and the Los Angeles Times, among other publications. She is the author of South Toward Home: Travels in Southern Literature (Norton, 2015) and You Gotta Eat (Quirk, 2024). Margaret completed a certificate program at the International Culinary Center in 2019.