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Shell Molding

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What two conditions should a shell molding filling meet when depositing?

a)

Fluid

b)

<85 F

c)

>85 F

d)

Firm

e)

Tempered

2.

What temperature should molds be prior to lining?

a)

80 F-85 F

b)

Room temperature

c)

85 F-90 F

d)

90 F-95 F

e)

70 F-75 F

3.

Which of the following are reasons to refrigerate molds prior to demolding?

a)

Contraction

b)

Remove heat

c)

Preservation

d)

Condensation

e)

To form stable crystals

4.

Why will overseeded chocolate not release easily from molds?

a)

It has already contracted in the bowl

b)

It forms too many crystals

c)

It creates unstable crystals

d)

It forms too few crystals

e)

It will bloom

5.

Why will underseeded chocolate not release easily from molds?

a)

It forms too few crystals

b)

It forms too many crystals

c)

It has already contracted in the bowl

d)

It creates unstable crystals

e)

It blooms

6.

Why should filling be fluid when depositing into shell molds?

a)

To create an even surface for sealing

b)

To trap air pockets

c)

To fill the mold completely

d)

For easier handling

e)

For textural contrast

7.

Why should chocolate molds be polished prior to use

a)

For better shine

b)

For better contraction

c)

To prevent bloom

d)

To release latent heat of crystallization

e)

To harden the chocolate more

8.

Latent heat of crystallization is

a)

a substance releasing heat as it crystallizes

b)

a substance absorbing heat as it crystallizes

c)

a substance releasing heat as it melts

d)

a substance absorbing heat as it melts

9.

If not removed, latent heat of crystallization can cause

a)

bloom

b)

unstable crystals

c)

insufficient contraction

d)

excessive contraction

e)

difficulty releasing

10.

True or false: Chocolate makes a mirror image of whatever it sets on

a)

True

b)

False