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breads and reactions

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gluten   Protein substance that gives strength and elasticity to batters and doughs. Formed when wheat flour is moistened and thoroughly mixed.  
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yeast   Microscopic, single-celled plant that produces the leavening gas carbon dioxide through the process of fermentation  
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fermentation   Process that takes place when yeast cells act upon sugars to produce carbon dioxide and alcohol; enzymatically controlled process in which a compound is broken down, such as a carbohydrate into carbon dioxide and ethyl alcohol  
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baking soda   Term for sodium bicarbonate, an alkali, which, when added to a flour mixture and heated, releases carbon dioxide; leavening agent used in food preparation  
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baking powder   Mixture of dry acid (or acid salt), baking soda, and starch (or flour) that will form carbon dioxide when mixed with liquid and or heated; leavening agent used in food preparation  
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batter   food-liquid mixture with a consistency ranging form a thin liquid to a stiff liquid depending on the proportion of dry to liquid ingredients  
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dough   flour-liquid mixture that is stiff enough to be shaped by hand  
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tunnel   One of many narrow, open areas that form inside over-mixed muffins  
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oven spring   Sudden dramatic rise of a yeast dough that takes place during the first few minutes of baking  
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