Reviews
"Yes, that's me waiting patiently in line at Bi-Rite for a scoop of their delectable ice cream whenever I'm in San Francisco. But no matter where you are, you can now recreate your favorite flavors and treats at home, including their scoopendous Salted Caramel, and lots more!" -David Lebovitz, author of The Perfect Scoop and Ready for Dessert "Those of us who recall the supremacy of Herrell's, Steve's, and Bud's [ice cream] worry that the Golden Age of Ice Cream is over. Bi-Rite, even better than those three, has brought it back." -Alan Richman, GQ "I love to make ice cream, but Bi-Rite has the magic touch. Kris, Anne, and Dabney are generous in revealing all the insider tips to make homemade ice cream taste as if made by the pros that they are. Thank you for sharing your recipes and expertise." -Joyce Goldstein, author of Mediterranean Fresh and Enoteca "Ice cream happens to be my favorite dessert and I have long awaited this book. Bi-Rite ice creams are legendary, and here the masters generously share their exceptional skill in capturing great flavor and creating texture that makes exceptional ice cream. I will keep this cookbook within easy reach." -Jim Dodge, author of The American Baker and Baking with Jim Dodge, "A great primer for beginners." -Publisher's Weekly, 3/19/2012 "Kris and Anne make amazing ice cream. Now if you can't make it to 18th Street in San Francisco you can recreate their delights at home, whether it's decadent Peanut Butter Fudge Swirl, lively Ginger, or their signature Salted Caramel. One thing I know from experience, after you make them all (and you aren't going to miss out on one) you will have more than one favorite." -Emily Luchetti, executive pastry chef at Farallon and Waterbar, author of The Fearless Baker and A Passion for Desserts "Yes, that's me waiting patiently in line at Bi-Rite for a scoop of their delectable ice cream whenever I'm in San Francisco. But no matter where you are, you can now recreate your favorite flavors and treats at home, including their scoopendous Salted Caramel, and lots more!" -David Lebovitz, author of The Perfect Scoop and Ready for Dessert "Those of us who recall the supremacy of Herrell's, Steve's, and Bud's [ice cream] worry that the Golden Age of Ice Cream is over. Bi-Rite, even better than those three, has brought it back." -Alan Richman, GQ "I love to make ice cream, but Bi-Rite has the magic touch. Kris, Anne, and Dabney are generous in revealing all the insider tips to make homemade ice cream taste as if made by the pros that they are. Thank you for sharing your recipes and expertise." -Joyce Goldstein, author of Mediterranean Fresh and Enoteca "Ice cream happens to be my favorite dessert and I have long awaited this book. Bi-Rite ice creams are legendary, and here the masters generously share their exceptional skill in capturing great flavor and creating texture that makes exceptional ice cream. I will keep this cookbook within easy reach." -Jim Dodge, author of The American Baker and Baking with Jim Dodge, "The proprietors of the popular San Francisco shop share their favorite ice cream flavors and plenty of things to do to (and with) them." -New York Times Book Review "Between the covers are all of the shop's secrets. In the generous spirit pervading the Bi-Rite enterprise, the Creamery's owners have given away the family jewels." -Tasting Table San Francisco, 4/17/2012 "It's more that this book is refreshingly free of candied bacon ice creams and their palate shock value-fueled brethren that we've seen so much of in the pastry world recently (and for that, Bi-Rite, we can't thank you enough). Instead, Sweet Cream and Sugar Cones is more about those scoops of buttermilk ice cream (p. 37) piled high on top of fruit pies one weekend, appreciated for its unadorned simplicity another. It is about the day, or so we can daydream on weekdays, when you crumble that cinnamon-laced American baking staple that you've made dozens of times -- snickerdoodles (p. 195) -- into a cinnamon-speckled ice cream base to create Bi-Rite's frozen riff on ricanelas , a cinnamon-y Mexican cookie. And it becomes something new, something different, something fantastic. No candied pork products or sugary, sensationalized corporate cereal additions required. Just two similar, and quite simple, homemade cookies with very different backgrounds. United by ice cream." -Jenn Garbee, Los Angeles Weekly, 4/3/2012 "A beautiful guide to the world of American ice cream." -Serious Eats, 4/12 "A great primer for beginners." -Publisher's Weekly, 3/19/2012 "Kris and Anne make amazing ice cream. Now if you can't make it to 18th Street in San Francisco you can recreate their delights at home, whether it's decadent Peanut Butter Fudge Swirl, lively Ginger, or their signature Salted Caramel. One thing I know from experience, after you make them all (and you aren't going to miss out on one) you will have more than one favorite." -Emily Luchetti, executive pastry chef at Farallon and Waterbar, author of The Fearless Baker and A Passion for Desserts "Yes, that's me waiting patiently in line at Bi-Rite for a scoop of their delectable ice cream whenever I'm in San Francisco. But no matter where you are, you can now recreate your favorite flavors and treats at home, including their scoopendous Salted Caramel, and lots more!" -David Lebovitz, author of The Perfect Scoop and Ready for Dessert "Those of us who recall the supremacy of Herrell's, Steve's, and Bud's [ice cream] worry that the Golden Age of Ice Cream is over. Bi-Rite, even better than those three, has brought it back." -Alan Richman, GQ "I love to make ice cream, but Bi-Rite has the magic touch. Kris, Anne, and Dabney are generous in revealing all the insider tips to make homemade ice cream taste as if made by the pros that they are. Thank you for sharing your recipes and expertise." -Joyce Goldstein, author of Mediterranean Fresh and Enoteca "Ice cream happens to be my favorite dessert and I have long awaited this book. Bi-Rite ice creams are legendary, and here the masters generously share their exceptional skill in capturing great flavor and creating texture that makes exceptional ice cream. I will keep this cookbook within easy reach." -Jim Dodge, author of The American Baker and Baking with Jim Dodge, "Kris and Anne make amazing ice cream. Now if you can't make it to 18th Street in San Francisco you can recreate their delights at home, whether it's decadent Peanut Butter Fudge Swirl, lively Ginger, or their signature Salted Caramel. One thing I know from experience, after you make them all (and you aren't going to miss out on one) you will have more than one favorite." -Emily Luchetti, executive pastry chef at Farallon and Waterbar, author of The Fearless Baker and A Passion for Desserts "Yes, that's me waiting patiently in line at Bi-Rite for a scoop of their delectable ice cream whenever I'm in San Francisco. But no matter where you are, you can now recreate your favorite flavors and treats at home, including their scoopendous Salted Caramel, and lots more!" -David Lebovitz, author of The Perfect Scoop and Ready for Dessert "Those of us who recall the supremacy of Herrell's, Steve's, and Bud's [ice cream] worry that the Golden Age of Ice Cream is over. Bi-Rite, even better than those three, has brought it back." -Alan Richman, GQ "I love to make ice cream, but Bi-Rite has the magic touch. Kris, Anne, and Dabney are generous in revealing all the insider tips to make homemade ice cream taste as if made by the pros that they are. Thank you for sharing your recipes and expertise." -Joyce Goldstein, author of Mediterranean Fresh and Enoteca "Ice cream happens to be my favorite dessert and I have long awaited this book. Bi-Rite ice creams are legendary, and here the masters generously share their exceptional skill in capturing great flavor and creating texture that makes exceptional ice cream. I will keep this cookbook within easy reach." -Jim Dodge, author of The American Baker and Baking with Jim Dodge, "It's more that this book is refreshingly free of candied bacon ice creams and their palate shock value-fueled brethren that we've seen so much of in the pastry world recently (and for that, Bi-Rite, we can't thank you enough). Instead, Sweet Cream and Sugar Cones is more about those scoops of buttermilk ice cream (p. 37) piled high on top of fruit pies one weekend, appreciated for its unadorned simplicity another. It is about the day, or so we can daydream on weekdays, when you crumble that cinnamon-laced American baking staple that you've made dozens of times -- snickerdoodles (p. 195) -- into a cinnamon-speckled ice cream base to create Bi-Rite's frozen riff on ricanelas , a cinnamon-y Mexican cookie. And it becomes something new, something different, something fantastic. No candied pork products or sugary, sensationalized corporate cereal additions required. Just two similar, and quite simple, homemade cookies with very different backgrounds. United by ice cream." -Jenn Garbee, Los Angeles Weekly, 4/3/2012 "A great primer for beginners." -Publisher's Weekly, 3/19/2012 "Kris and Anne make amazing ice cream. Now if you can't make it to 18th Street in San Francisco you can recreate their delights at home, whether it's decadent Peanut Butter Fudge Swirl, lively Ginger, or their signature Salted Caramel. One thing I know from experience, after you make them all (and you aren't going to miss out on one) you will have more than one favorite." -Emily Luchetti, executive pastry chef at Farallon and Waterbar, author of The Fearless Baker and A Passion for Desserts "Yes, that's me waiting patiently in line at Bi-Rite for a scoop of their delectable ice cream whenever I'm in San Francisco. But no matter where you are, you can now recreate your favorite flavors and treats at home, including their scoopendous Salted Caramel, and lots more!" -David Lebovitz, author of The Perfect Scoop and Ready for Dessert "Those of us who recall the supremacy of Herrell's, Steve's, and Bud's [ice cream] worry that the Golden Age of Ice Cream is over. Bi-Rite, even better than those three, has brought it back." -Alan Richman, GQ "I love to make ice cream, but Bi-Rite has the magic touch. Kris, Anne, and Dabney are generous in revealing all the insider tips to make homemade ice cream taste as if made by the pros that they are. Thank you for sharing your recipes and expertise." -Joyce Goldstein, author of Mediterranean Fresh and Enoteca "Ice cream happens to be my favorite dessert and I have long awaited this book. Bi-Rite ice creams are legendary, and here the masters generously share their exceptional skill in capturing great flavor and creating texture that makes exceptional ice cream. I will keep this cookbook within easy reach." -Jim Dodge, author of The American Baker and Baking with Jim Dodge, "The proprietors of the popular San Francisco shop share their favorite ice cream flavors and plenty of things to do to (and with) them." --New York Times Book Review "Between the covers are all of the shop's secrets. In the generous spirit pervading the Bi-Rite enterprise, the Creamery's owners have given away the family jewels." --Tasting Table San Francisco, 4/17/2012 "It's more that this book is refreshingly free of candied bacon ice creams and their palate shock value-fueled brethren that we've seen so much of in the pastry world recently (and for that, Bi-Rite, we can't thank you enough). Instead, Sweet Cream and Sugar Cones is more about those scoops of buttermilk ice cream (p. 37) piled high on top of fruit pies one weekend, appreciated for its unadorned simplicity another. It is about the day, or so we can daydream on weekdays, when you crumble that cinnamon-laced American baking staple that you've made dozens of times -- snickerdoodles (p. 195) -- into a cinnamon-speckled ice cream base to create Bi-Rite's frozen riff on ricanelas , a cinnamon-y Mexican cookie. And it becomes something new, something different, something fantastic. No candied pork products or sugary, sensationalized corporate cereal additions required. Just two similar, and quite simple, homemade cookies with very different backgrounds. United by ice cream." --Jenn Garbee, Los Angeles Weekly, 4/3/2012 "A beautiful guide to the world of American ice cream." --Serious Eats, 4/12 "A great primer for beginners." --Publisher's Weekly, 3/19/2012 "Kris and Anne make amazing ice cream. Now if you can't make it to 18th Street in San Francisco you can recreate their delights at home, whether it's decadent Peanut Butter Fudge Swirl, lively Ginger, or their signature Salted Caramel. One thing I know from experience, after you make them all (and you aren't going to miss out on one) you will have more than one favorite." --Emily Luchetti, executive pastry chef at Farallon and Waterbar, author of The Fearless Baker and A Passion for Desserts "Yes, that's me waiting patiently in line at Bi-Rite for a scoop of their delectable ice cream whenever I'm in San Francisco. But no matter where you are, you can now recreate your favorite flavors and treats at home, including their scoopendous Salted Caramel, and lots more!" --David Lebovitz, author of The Perfect Scoop and Ready for Dessert "Those of us who recall the supremacy of Herrell's, Steve's, and Bud's [ice cream] worry that the Golden Age of Ice Cream is over. Bi-Rite, even better than those three, has brought it back." --Alan Richman, GQ "I love to make ice cream, but Bi-Rite has the magic touch. Kris, Anne, and Dabney are generous in revealing all the insider tips to make homemade ice cream taste as if made by the pros that they are. Thank you for sharing your recipes and expertise." --Joyce Goldstein, author of Mediterranean Fresh and Enoteca "Ice cream happens to be my favorite dessert and I have long awaited this book. Bi-Rite ice creams are legendary, and here the masters generously share their exceptional skill in capturing great flavor and creating texture that makes exceptional ice cream. I will keep this cookbook within easy reach." --Jim Dodge, author of The American Baker and Baking with Jim Dodge, "The proprietors of the popular San Francisco shop share their favorite ice cream flavors and plenty of things to do to (and with) them." --New York Times Book Review "Between the covers are all of the shop's secrets. In the generous spirit pervading the Bi-Rite enterprise, the Creamery's owners have given away the family jewels." --Tasting Table San Francisco, 4/17/2012 "It's more that this book is refreshingly free of candied bacon ice creams and their palate shock value-fueled brethren that we've seen so much of in the pastry world recently (and for that, Bi-Rite, we can't thank you enough). Instead, Sweet Cream and Sugar Cones is more about those scoops of buttermilk ice cream (p. 37) piled high on top of fruit pies one weekend, appreciated for its unadorned simplicity another. It is about the day, or so we can daydream on weekdays, when you crumble that cinnamon-laced American baking staple that you've made dozens of times -- snickerdoodles (p. 195) -- into a cinnamon-speckled ice cream base to create Bi-Rite's frozen riff on ricanelas , a cinnamon-y Mexican cookie. And it becomes something new, something different, something fantastic. No candied pork products or sugary, sensationalized corporate cereal additions required. Just two similar, and quite simple, homemade cookies with very different backgrounds. United by ice cream." --Jenn Garbee, Los Angeles Weekly, 4/3/2012 "A beautiful guide to the world of American ice cream." --Serious Eats, 4/12 "A great primer for beginners." --Publisher's Weekly, 3/19/2012 "Kris and Anne make amazing ice cream. Now if you can't make it to 18th Street in San Francisco you can recreate their delights at home, whether it's decadent Peanut Butter Fudge Swirl, lively Ginger, or their signature Salted Caramel. One thing I know from experience, after you make them all (and you aren't going to miss out on one) you will have more than one favorite." --Emily Luchetti, executive pastry chef at Farallon and Waterbar, author of The Fearless Baker and A Passion for Desserts "Yes, that's me waiting patiently in line at Bi-Rite for a scoop of their delectable ice cream whenever I'm in San Francisco. But no matter where you are, you can now recreate your favorite flavors and treats at home, including their scoopendous Salted Caramel, and lots more!" --David Lebovitz, author of The Perfect Scoop and Ready for Dessert "Those of us who recall the supremacy of Herrell's, Steve's, and Bud's [ice cream] worry that the Golden Age of Ice Cream is over. Bi-Rite, even better than those three, has brought it back." --Alan Richman, GQ "I love to make ice cream, but Bi-Rite has the magic touch. Kris, Anne, and Dabney are generous in revealing all the insider tips to make homemade ice cream taste as if made by the pros that they are. Thank you for sharing your recipes and expertise." --Joyce Goldstein, author of Mediterranean Fresh and Enoteca "Ice cream happens to be my favorite dessert and I have long awaited this book. Bi-Rite ice creams are legendary, and here the masters generously share their exceptional skill in capturing great flavor and creating texture that makes exceptional ice cream. I will keep this cookbook within easy reach." --Jim Dodge, author of The American Baker and Baking with Jim Dodge, "Between the covers are all of the shop's secrets. In the generous spirit pervading the Bi-Rite enterprise, the Creamery's owners have given away the family jewels." -Tasting Table San Francisco, 4/17/2012 "It's more that this book is refreshingly free of candied bacon ice creams and their palate shock value-fueled brethren that we've seen so much of in the pastry world recently (and for that, Bi-Rite, we can't thank you enough). Instead, Sweet Cream and Sugar Cones is more about those scoops of buttermilk ice cream (p. 37) piled high on top of fruit pies one weekend, appreciated for its unadorned simplicity another. It is about the day, or so we can daydream on weekdays, when you crumble that cinnamon-laced American baking staple that you've made dozens of times -- snickerdoodles (p. 195) -- into a cinnamon-speckled ice cream base to create Bi-Rite's frozen riff on ricanelas , a cinnamon-y Mexican cookie. And it becomes something new, something different, something fantastic. No candied pork products or sugary, sensationalized corporate cereal additions required. Just two similar, and quite simple, homemade cookies with very different backgrounds. United by ice cream." -Jenn Garbee, Los Angeles Weekly, 4/3/2012 "A beautiful guide to the world of American ice cream." -Serious Eats, 4/12 "A great primer for beginners." -Publisher's Weekly, 3/19/2012 "Kris and Anne make amazing ice cream. Now if you can't make it to 18th Street in San Francisco you can recreate their delights at home, whether it's decadent Peanut Butter Fudge Swirl, lively Ginger, or their signature Salted Caramel. One thing I know from experience, after you make them all (and you aren't going to miss out on one) you will have more than one favorite." -Emily Luchetti, executive pastry chef at Farallon and Waterbar, author of The Fearless Baker and A Passion for Desserts "Yes, that's me waiting patiently in line at Bi-Rite for a scoop of their delectable ice cream whenever I'm in San Francisco. But no matter where you are, you can now recreate your favorite flavors and treats at home, including their scoopendous Salted Caramel, and lots more!" -David Lebovitz, author of The Perfect Scoop and Ready for Dessert "Those of us who recall the supremacy of Herrell's, Steve's, and Bud's [ice cream] worry that the Golden Age of Ice Cream is over. Bi-Rite, even better than those three, has brought it back." -Alan Richman, GQ "I love to make ice cream, but Bi-Rite has the magic touch. Kris, Anne, and Dabney are generous in revealing all the insider tips to make homemade ice cream taste as if made by the pros that they are. Thank you for sharing your recipes and expertise." -Joyce Goldstein, author of Mediterranean Fresh and Enoteca "Ice cream happens to be my favorite dessert and I have long awaited this book. Bi-Rite ice creams are legendary, and here the masters generously share their exceptional skill in capturing great flavor and creating texture that makes exceptional ice cream. I will keep this cookbook within easy reach." -Jim Dodge, author of The American Baker and Baking with Jim Dodge
