Worksheetsbaking unit
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 44mins
An ingredient that produces gas in batters & doughs. It causes the baked good to rise.
Leavening Agent
Eggs
Fat
Gluten
Helps the baked product incorporate air Adds flavor
Adds protein which gives the batter elasticity and structure
Eggs
Salt
Sugar
Fat
Gives baked goods structure.
Flour
Sugar
Salt
Leavening Agents
A protein that is formed when wheat flour is is moistened - this gives strength & elasticity to batter / dough.
Gluten
Baking Powder
Flax Seed
Sea Salt
Adds sweetness Helps turn baked goods brown.
Sugar
Salt
Egg
Flour
Enhances flavors. Helps slow down chemical reactions.
Salt
Sugar
Flour
Egg
Passing flour, cocoa powder or powdered sugar through a sieve to remove lumps and aerate it.
Sifting
Whipping
Folding In
Creaming
A batter too thick to be poured but will drop in lumps from spoon.
Drop Batter
Pour Batter
Dough
A flour & liquid mixture that is stiff enough to be shaped into a ball with your hands.
Dough
Drop Batter
Pour Batter
Why do you want to keep ingredients (fat and water) as cold as possible?
flakiness
structure
you don't have to do this
none of these
Gingerbread People
Dropped
Bar
Pressed
Rolled
Molded
Spritz Cookie
Rolled
Dropped
Pressed
Refrigerator
Molded
We use fat for tenderness in cookies. Which are of the below are fats?
Peanut Butter
Butter
Shortening
Oil
A network of long, stretchy strands that trap the carbon dioxide given off by yeast in dough, causing the dough to rise
Baking powder
gluten
denaturing
leavener
A blend of high and low protein wheat flour
cake flour
bread flour
all purpose flour
corn flour
How many teaspoons in a Tablespoon?
1
2
3
4
How many ounces in a pound?
4
8
12
16
Marvin is baking a cake for Necsangeli's birthday. The original recipe calls for 2 1/2 cups of flour, but he wants to make a smaller cake, half the size of the original recipe.
How many cups of flour does Marvin need for the smaller cake?
5
1 1/4
1 3/4
2
