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WorksheetsHMPE 213-Quiz-Types of Pastries
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 3mins
Is defined as a dough made from fat, flour, and liquid that bakes in “layers”
Pastry
Bread
Provides the structure of the product
Flour
Egg
When making a fruit pie, add milk to fruit at the very last minute
True
False
The bread extracts moisture from the fruit, causing it to become juicy
True
False
Apple seeds are encased in shiny, hard pods called carpefs
True
False
Apples gets hard during baking
True
False
Large tarts are made with a narrow pastry
True
False
Puff pastry mixture is used to make éclairs, cream puffs, and profiteroles
True
False
Napoleons is a Greek dessert made of phyllo dough, nuts, and honey.
True
False
Phyllo dough must be kept cold, cut with a very sharp knife, chilled before baking
True
False
The slashes in the top of the pie allow steam to escape.
True
False
In some pies, such as lemon meringue, the bottom crust is baked first and the cooked filling is added later
True
False
Flute or crimp is a method in finishing a pie
True
False
The picture is an example of
Phyllo Dough
Puff Pastry Dough
Pate a Choux
The picture is an example of
Phyllo Dough
Puff Pastry Dough
Pate a Choux
Sugar add the moisture and hold the dough together
True
False
Flour creates “tenderness”.
True
False
Before baking an empty crust, you must not poke holes
True
False
A roll-in dough method is used in making puff pastries
True
False
Puff pastry dough must be kept hot, cut with a very sharp knife, chilled before baking.
False
True
