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Praise for Scandinavian Classic Baking: "Pat simplifies every recipe for every level of baker. Try making something new and your family will become honorary Scandinavians!" -George Geary, cookbook author, culinary tour guide, and media chef "Sinclair reminds me why we Scandinavians never can end a meal without something sweet. Yet it's her helpful explanations for achieving perfectly whipped cream or most easily separating eggs that take this book beyond ethnicity and into the realm of becoming a classic primer for baking." -Kim Ode, author of Rhubarb Renaissance and Baking with the St. Paul…mehr

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Praise for Scandinavian Classic Baking: "Pat simplifies every recipe for every level of baker. Try making something new and your family will become honorary Scandinavians!" -George Geary, cookbook author, culinary tour guide, and media chef "Sinclair reminds me why we Scandinavians never can end a meal without something sweet. Yet it's her helpful explanations for achieving perfectly whipped cream or most easily separating eggs that take this book beyond ethnicity and into the realm of becoming a classic primer for baking." -Kim Ode, author of Rhubarb Renaissance and Baking with the St. Paul Bread Club "Bakers longing for a slice of Swedish Limpa or Norwegian Toscakake to transport them across the pond will find plenty of recipes in veteran baker Sinclair's compilation of Scandinavian favorites. . . . Sinclair provides recipes for all skill levels along with explanations of cultural significance of dishes, ingredients, or trivia, such as the proper way to serve a smorgasbord. Generously served with eye-catching pictures of the dishes and region, this collection will hold the greatest appeal for Scandinavian expats and descendents." --Publishers Weekly
Autorenporträt
Pat Sinclair is a food consultant in the Twin Cities with decades of experience as a recipe developer. Throughout her career, Sinclair has worked for high-profile corporate clients who target American home cooks and bakers, including Publications International, Ltd.; Land O'Lakes; General Mills; and Pillsbury. She was the recipe editor for two Pillsbury Classics Cookbooks and a Land O'Lakes cookbook. Baking Basics and Beyond, her first cookbook, received the Cordon d'Or Gold Ribbon from the Academy of Culinary Arts. Sinclair was also food editor for Breakfast in Cairo, Dinner in Rome, which was the 2000 Midwest Regional Winner in the prestigious Tabasco Community Cookbook Awards. Sinclair holds a bachelor's degree in food research from Purdue University and a master's degree in foods from the University of Maryland. She is a member of the International Association of Culinary Professionals, Les Dames d'Escoffier, and Twin Cities Home Economists in Business. She lives in Edina, Minnesota.