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WorksheetsInstitutional Assessment Exam
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 10mins
Flour has higher protein content than its all-purpose cousin about 12%.
Cake flour
Pastry flour
All purpose flour
Bread flour
Also known as "bread machine yeast" and "Rapid Rise," is more shelf-stable and tends to be more reliably.
Active dry yeast
Fresh yeast
Instant dry yeast
None of the above
Contains secondary packaging (e.g. shipping containers, baskets, pallets).
Primary packaging
Secondary packaging
Tertiary packaging
All of the above
Dainty biscuits, baked meringues, macaroons, and puff pastries.
Salé ("salted")
Glacé ("glazed")
Sec ("dry")
All of the above
Utilized for combining enriched dough, meaning dough that contains fat, sugar, and sometimes eggs and milk.
Sponge dough method
Straight dough method
No time method
None of the above
The most versatile of the wheat flours, easy to find and easy to use.
Cake flour
Pastry flour
All purpose flour
Bread flour
This is probably the most versatile type of pastry as it can be used for savory.
Short crust pastry
Choux pastry
Puff pastry
Filo pastry
Materials in direct contact with the product (e.g. plastic bags).
Primary packaging
Secondary packaging
Tertiary packaging
All of the above
Before being added to your recipe, should be dissolved in lukewarm.
Active dry yeast
Fresh yeast
Instant dry yeast
None of the above
This incredibly light specialty pastry is used in the making of éclairs, profiteroles and cream buns.
Short crust pastry
Choux pastry
Puff pastry
Filo pastry
This mixture is allowed to ferment for a period of time before the rest of the ingredients are added.
Sponge dough method
Straight dough method
No time method
None of the above
Contains primary packaging (e.g. corrugated boxes, paperboard).
Primary packaging
Secondary packaging
Tertiary packaging
All of the above
This method is the most used method for butter cakes, pound cakes, and most cookies.
Foaming method
Rubbing method
Creaming method
Straight method
The first stage of beaten egg white will have comparatively large bubbles.
Dry peaks
Foamy
Soft peaks
Stiff peaks
What is the role of sugar ingredients?
Food for the yeast
Risen the dough
Gluten development
Shorten the gluten strands
It is a method of mixing ingredients where the wet ingredients are folded into the dry ingredients very gently using a spatula.
Foaming method
Rubbing method
Creaming method
Straight method
Also known as "cake yeast" and "compressed yeast," comes in big blocks or smaller, individually packaged cubes.
Active dry yeast
Fresh yeast
Instant dry yeast
None of the above
The second stage of egg white beating comes after the foamy stage, with its large, clear bubbles.
Dry peaks
Foamy
Soft peaks
Stiff peaks
This is one of the ‘flaked pastries’ characterized by fat and air being trapped between the layers of the pastry dough to give a flimsy, light and crisp finish.
Short crust pastry
Choux pastry
Puff pastry
Filo pastry
Iced or decorated tiny cakes covered in fondant or icing, such as small éclairs, and tartlets.
Salé ("salted")
Glacé ("glazed")
Sec ("dry")
All of the above
Knead until smooth, to ensure all ingredients are well mixed and wrap the dough in plastic wrap until further use.
Foaming method
Rubbing method
Creaming method
Straight method
Can be large or small, plain of fancy, light or rich.
Gateaux
Tortes
Cakes
All of the above
What is the role of flour ingredients?
Food for the yeast
Risen the dough
Gluten development
Shorten the gluten strands
The German word for cake with similar properties and multilayered and fancifully decorated.
Gateaux
Tortes
Cakes
All of the above
Liquid will start to leak out within a fairly short period of time, and the whites will collapse.
Dry peaks
Foamy
Soft peaks
Stiff peaks
Whipped egg whites with sugar and flavorings be careful of over whipping.
Foaming method
Rubbing method
Creaming method
Straight method
Savory bite-sized appetizers usually served at cocktail parties or buffets.
Salé ("salted")
Glacé ("glazed")
Sec ("dry")
All of the above
French word for cake generally used for fancy, but light or rich.
Gateaux
Tortes
Cakes
All of the above
What is the role of fat ingredients?
Food for the yeast
Risen the dough
Gluten development
Shorten the gluten strands
This third and what should be final; stage of beating egg whites is used for hard meringues, cakes, tortes, soufflés and ice creams.
Dry peaks
Foamy
Soft peaks
Stiff peaks
