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WorksheetsPrinciples of Pastry Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which of the following ingredients is used to thicken a cream pie filling?
Flour
Tapioca
Cornstarch
Xanthan gum
The _____ the pieces of fat in pie dough, the flakier the crust will be.
Larger
Smaller
More softened
Colder
___ is made from crushed cookies and butter.
Tart dough
Crumb crust
Lattice topping
Pie dough
_______ pie dough is made by cutting fat into fine uniform pieces.
Crumb crust
Flaky
Mealy
Any of these
_________ pastry dough creates a tough product.
Underproofing
Overproofing
Undermixing
Overmixing
This fat creates the flakiest of pastry doughs.
Butter
Shortening
Lard
Oil
This fat contributes flavor to pastry doughs but can be difficult to work with.
Butter
Shortening
Lard
Oil
True or False - Pie dough must be chilled prior to rolling out.
True
False
Which of the following pie fillings is often topped with meringue?
Cream
Fruit
Chiffon
Custard
____ is a pie filling made from milk, eggs, and sugar.
Cream
Fruit
Chiffon
Custard
True or False - Flaky and mealy pie dough have the same ingredients.
True
False
A high sugar to egg white ratio yields what kind of meringue?
Hard
Soft
Italian
Swiss
A batter-like dough that is cooked before baking.
Meringue
Pâte à Choux
Phyllo
Crêpes
What is the key leavening agent in a Pâte à Choux?
Baking powder/baking soda
Yeast
Steam
Pâte à Choux do not rise and have no leavening agent
A sweet or savory filling in a baked pastry crust made in a shallow, straight-sided pan without a top crust.
Pie
Torte
Chiffon
Tart
