Affascinante, importante. Un viaggio di scoperta' Telegraph Nel corso di un anno, Robert Penn impara a piantare, raccogliere, trebbiare e macinare il proprio grano, per cuocere il pane per la sua famiglia. Ritornando a questa pratica preindustriale, racconta l'affascinante storia del nostro rapporto con il pane: dalla domesticazione del grano nella Mezzaluna Fertile all'alba della civiltà, all'ascesa delle pagnotte prodotte in serie e alla rinascita della panificazione casalinga oggi. Raccogliendo conoscenze e saggezza da esperti di tutto il mondo - contadini sulle rive del Nilo, mietitori nel Midwest americano e boulangers parigini - Penn ricollega la gioia di fare e mangiare il pane con un profondo apprezzamento per l'abilità e la pazienza necessarie per coltivare il suo ingrediente chiave. Questo libro è una celebrazione dell'arte millenaria della panificazione e di come si intreccia nella storia dell'umanità. 'Avvincente, vivido. Slow Rise sarà accolto con favore dai nuovi appassionati di pane' Spectator.
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Robert Penn is a journalist, woodsman, lifelong cyclist and the author of several books including the Sunday Times bestseller It's All About the Bike and The Man Who Made Things Out of Trees. He lives in the Black Mountains, South Wales with his wife, three children, two spaniels, twelve bicycles and a collection of axes. He bakes his own bread in a wood-fired oven.
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