II. GENERAL REMARKS ON BAKING.

Baking as a business or profession has never been confined to the

making of bread alone--that is to say, bread in everyday use. A baker

we take to mean a person who bakes and prepares any farinaceous

substance intended for human food. Therefore baking not only includes

loaf-bread baking, biscuit baking, fancy-bread baking, but also

pastry-making and confectionery. It is common for all these branches to

be practised by the same person, and it is therefore fitting that they

should all be treated of in a work of this kind. This we intend doing

under separate heads.

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