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WorksheetsBaking basics
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
This ingredient's purpose is to provide structure to a baked good.
Eggs
Sweeteners
Leaveners
Flours
Flavors
The difference between flours is...
Amount of the ingredient
The amount of wheat
The amount of gluten
Where it is grown
This ingredient helps baked goods raise.
Flour
Sweetener
Leaveners
Flavorings
Sweetener helps to "sweeten" a product
True
False
This ingredient helps a baked good rise.
Flours
Sweeteners
Leaveners
Salt
This ingredient helps thicken and emulsify sauces and custards, they add moisture to cakes and other baked goods, and can even act as glue
Flours
Sweeteners
Leaveners
Eggs
When you combine fats (such as butter) and sugars is known as;
Creaming
Blending
Beating
Whipping
Very gently incorporating ingredients such as whipped cream or eggs with dry ingredients or batter generally using a Spatula.
Whipping
Beating
Creaming
Folding
Name this pan
Angel Food Cake Pan
Bundt Pan
Springform Pan
9x13
Name this pan
Bundt
Springform
square
9x13
Identify the following tool
Bench scraper
Pastry blender
Specialty knife
Baking Square
Identify this tool
Masher
Pastry blender
Wire whip
Stir spoon
When preparing a pan, you place a "baking paper" on it.
Wax paper
Parchment paper
You can't prepare a pan with paper on it. It will burn!
Foil
You can "grease a pan with which of the following:
Pan spray
Butter
Shortening
Oil
When preparing a cake pan, it is best to grease and flour.
True
False
At what temperature does Salmonella die?
100°F
310°F
136°F
Room temperature
What does flour provide for cookies?
Bulk
Structure
Spread
Tenderness
What can you do if the dough is too sticky?
Knead it for 5 minutes
Start over and make a new batch of dough
Add egg white
Get your hands wet
Define Mise en Place. Choose those that apply.
Everything in its place
Start cooking, gather what you need later
Gather ingredients and tools
Fire up the stove
What does baking soda need to make baked goods rise?
An acid food
Water
Air
Eggs
