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How to Proof Yeast and Knead Dough

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does carbon dioxide do to dough?

a)

It causes it go bad

b)

it causes it to expand and rise

c)

it makes it turn golden brown

d)

It makes it soften

2.

Yeast is

a)

dead

b)

dormant

c)

alive

3.

What three things does yeast need to grow?

a)

a warm environment

b)

cold water

c)

sugar or starch

d)

moisture

4.

what temperature do you heat water to when testing to see if yeast is still alive?

a)

212 F

b)

40 F

c)

140 F

d)

100 F

5.

What will you see floating on the surface of the water that lets you know yeast is alive?

a)

sugar

b)

salt

c)

a creamy foam

d)

a giant bubble

6.

When testing yeast to see if it is alive, how long should you wait before assuming that the yeast is dead?

a)

five minutes

b)

ten minutes

c)

twenty minutes

d)

forty minutes

7.

What does kneading bread do?

a)

helps evenly distribute the yeast throughout the dough

b)

makes it soft

c)

breaks up the carbon dioxide bubbles

d)

causes the bread to form a crust

8.

Carbon dioxide bubbles produce air pockets in the bread while it is rising. This helps ensure that the bread will have a

a)

hard crust

b)

golden appearance on the outside

c)

light texture when baked

d)

l

9.

When letting dough rise, you should do which of the following

a)

put in the oven

b)

cover with a towel or plastic wrap

c)

leave it uncovered

d)

place it in a warm area

10.

Most recipes will tell you to let the dough rise

a)

overnight

b)

for ten minutes

c)

until it is doubled in size

11.

Without well developed gluten, yeast breads will turn out

a)

light and airy

b)

tough and flat

c)

hard

d)

soft

12.

Step 1 in the kneading process is to

a)

make the dough

b)

use a stand mixer

c)

lightly flour your work surface

d)

sanitize your counter

13.

Step 2 in the kneading process is to

a)

put the dough in the oven

b)

brush the dough with melted butter

c)

turn the dough out onto your work surface

14.

What part of your hand should you use to knead dough?

a)

fingertips

b)

heel of the hand

c)

palms

d)

thumbs

15.

What does step 3 of the kneading process include? Make sure to include details on where to grasp the dough as well as how to fold the dough.

4 lines
16.

What should you do if the dough is sticking to the countertop while you are kneading?

a)

scrape up the dough and sprinkle a little more flour on countertop

b)

keep kneading

c)

throw it away

17.

How much do you want to turn the dough during step 4 of the kneading process?

a)

1/2 turn

b)

1/4 turn

c)

1/3 turn

d)

1/8 turn

18.

How long does it take to knead dough by hand?

a)

50 minutes

b)

20 minutes

c)

15 minutes

d)

10 minutes

19.

Is it possible to overwork the dough when kneading by hand?

a)

yes

b)

no