WorksheetsThe Art of Baking
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 19mins
Liquids prevent gluten from forming.
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The function of fat in a baked product is to add volume by trapping released gas, add richness and flavor, browning, and create a tender texture.
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Confectioners’ sugar is granulated sugar coated with molasses
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A hot spot is an area of concentrated heat in an oven caused by an improperly greased pan
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Baking powder is a combination of baking soda and cream of tartar,
with a small amount of cornstarch or flour.
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A quick-bread is leavened by agents that allow for speedy baking.
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Yeast works through a process called fermentation.
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While kneading, use the heels of both hands to press the dough and push away from you, then fold the dough, and turn the dough 1/4 turn. Repeat.
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Yeast dough that has risen must be punched down before it can rise again.
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The main role of gluten is to add flavor to baked goods.
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Gluten gets weaker the longer you mix.
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Whole-grain flour should be refrigerated after opening because it contains oils that may turn rancid at room temperature.
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When milk is used in baking, the proteins in it add richness and increase browning.
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A mixture of flour and liquid that has a relatively equal ratio is considered a batter.
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As yeast grows, it produces by-products that lend a distinctive flavor and aroma to baked goods.
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In recipes that call for buttermilk, yogurt, or another acidic liquid, baking powder and baking soda are often used together so that the baking soda can neutralize the excess acid.
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Butter, margarine, and vegetable shortening add volume to baked goods by trapping air.
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In baking, solid fats and oils can be used interchangeably.
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Bran limits gluten production, so products made from whole-wheat flour are denser and heavier that those made with all-purpose flour.
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What must be combined in order for gluten to develop?
flour and oil
flour and salt
flour and liquid
flour and a leavening agent
How do cake and pastry flours differ from other flours?
they contain more protein
they contain more sugar
they contain less protein
none of the above
What is not a type of leavening agent?
salt
air
steam
yeast
biscuit method
Lightly mixing liquid ingredients with dry ingredients which
creates a baked product with a slightly coarse yet tender texture
Cutting in solid fat to dry ingredients before liquids are lightly mixed in, creating a product with a delicate texture and a crisp but tender crust
Process by which the enzymes in yeast produce alcohols and carbon dioxide by breaking down carbohydrates
fermentation
Work dough with the hands to combine ingredients and develop gluten.
Process by which the enzymes in yeast produce alcohols and carbon dioxide by breaking down carbohydrates
Mix solid fat and flour using a pastry blender or two knives
Powdery form of pulverized sugar granules with a trace of added cornstarch.
active dry yeast
granulated sugar
confectioners sugar
Work dough with the hands to combine ingredients and develop gluten.
cut in
cream
knead
Type of yeast in which partially dormant yeast fungus is contained in flour granules
active dry yeast
compressed yeast
quick rising yeast
Highly refined sucrose crystals derived by boiling the juice of sugarcane or sugar beets.
molasses
brown sugar
granulated sugar
Elastic substance formed when certain proteins in wheat combine with liquid .
gluten
leavening agent
compressed yeast
Lightly mixing liquid ingredients with dry ingredients which
creates a baked product with a slightly coarse yet tender texture.
cutting in mixing
muffin method mixing
Biscuit method mixing
Preheating your oven will allow a crust to form quickly to capture all of the CO2 which is released by the leavening agent.
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Which two additional ingredients are included in Self Rising Flour?
baking powder and baking soda
flour and sugar
baking powder and salt
Which type of dough has a ration of one part liquid to six to eight parts flour?
pour batter
drop batter
soft dough
stiff dough
Liquids help develop gluten and make possible many of the physical and chemical changes that add structure and texture to baked goods
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Bleached Flour is chemically treated to neutralize the color and also causes the break down of protein which affects the formation of gluten weakening it.
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The Biscuit Method of mixing gives flaky layers and is used in making biscuits, scones, pie crusts, and shortcakes.
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Baking powder is a combination of baking soda and cream of tartar,
with a small amount of cornstarch or flour.
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False
