The spine of my copy of Hamelman'S Bread, A baker's Book of Techniques and Recipes has broken, and I have not used it roughtly. Has anyone else had this happen?
My 1st ed split at Pain au Levain. I guess that tells a story of sorts :-)
One of the first things I noticed when I opened the second edition is that the binding is more flexible, like a real textbook. When you lay it on the counter, it stays open. The book doesn't snap shut when you let go, and the pages don't flip when you turn your back. It has a more lasting feel to it.
It's been discussed here in the past. Mine is like that.
Jim
My 1st ed split at Pain au Levain. I guess that tells a story of sorts :-)
One of the first things I noticed when I opened the second edition is that the binding is more flexible, like a real textbook. When you lay it on the counter, it stays open. The book doesn't snap shut when you let go, and the pages don't flip when you turn your back. It has a more lasting feel to it.
That's my reason for buying the second edition, Patsy. My copy's a wreck now!
Andy
Exactly the same thing happened to me with that book and I had barely used it.
for responding with helpful comments. I guess I have the option of buying the second edition