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Baking

Test for baking/pastry final

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What the creaming method a mixing method is which softened fat and sugar are vigorously combined to incorporate air
What is the bisquit method The bisquit method it involves cutting cold fat into flour before liquid is added
How are they different - creaming and bisquit method? the bisquit method you add cold fat to flour, the creaming method, you add fat to sugar
What are the two chemical leavening units Baking powder and baking soda
What temperature does yeast bread die 140 degrees
What team should your water be for yeast 85-95 degrees
why are quick breads considered quick breads Because you just mix and bake - no fermentation
What is the straight dough method yeast water and everything else
What is the sponge dough method all water, all yeast, partial flour
Yeast bread get straight dough method, what are the 4 yeast breads we made Italian, French, Cuban and Pizza
Why are they considered lean breads Low fat
What fat content do we use Fat, butter and eggs
Modified Straight 2 attachments/ Paddle then hook- the paddle softens the butter and the flour for the hook
What are the 2 consistencies that we use when making pie dough baked crust and par bake (par bake is when you bake the crust for 15 mins. first.
What are the 2 different pie crusts Flaky & mealy
Laminated dough Puff pastry- before we layer the dough with fat
Puff pastry does not have to because - why? Because it does nothave yeast
What method do we use when making cookies The creaming method - using the paddle to reduce the graininess of the sugar
What are the 3 tools we use on the mixer the paddle, hook and whisk
What does folding mean get everything from bottle to retain the air
Genoise sponge cake - use whisk attachment to incorporate air - egg & sugar cooked on stove until temp. reach 110 degrees, then use whisk to mixture until it rise to the top, then fold flour in in 3 parts to retain air.
Chocolate & spice cake we used creaming method What did we do some dry,some wet,some dry, some wet
What are the two oven we used European Deck oven that uses electricity and a stack oven used for pizza that is a gas over
How do you change the speed on the mixer Turn off the mixer and change it
What are the 3 types of scales Baker's scale, Balance scale and twin platform scale
What are the instruments we use with the scale the scoop, the counter balance and the counter weight
What does the scoop do for the twin platform scale It zero outs the scale
Why are you using a wooden spoon and the figure 8 motion instead of the whisk So that it deosn not create foam to the top
What are the proof box knob for It heats the water and control the humdity or temperature of the box
What are the 3 parts of wheat Brand, germ and endosperm
What is the class uniform slip resistant shoes, chef pants, chef coat, nakerchief, apron, chef hat
Tempering means to cook eggs false
What is tempering Heating gently and gradually, refers to the process of slowly adding a hot liquid to eggs or other foods to raise their temperature without causing them to curdle
Butter creams cream cheese hwich is considered an american style because we don't cook the eggs, but the european style cook the egg
Pate A Choux cream puffs and eclair- water & butter- boiled, incorporate flour and salt/ make a roux and cook out the flour
1 tablespoon 3 teaspoons
1 teaspoon 1/3 tablespoon
3 teaspoons 1 tablespoon
1 fluid ounce 2 tablespoon
1 tablespoon 1/2 fluid ounce
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