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The protein in flour that forms the long elastic substance in dough and gives structure to baked products |
Gluten |
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Pancakes are an example of this kind of batter |
Pour |
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What do leavening agents do? |
Cause a chemical reaction that causes dough to rise |
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What are three types of leavening agents? |
Baking powder, baking soda, yeast |
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What type of flour is used for the most purposes? |
All purpose flour |
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What kind of fat is butter? |
Solid |
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What can be substituted for solid fat in most recipes? |
Oil |
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What do eggs add to a baked product? |
Flavor and color |
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What ingredients determine if a batter is poured or dropped? |
Amount of moisture |
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What tool is used to cut butter into flour? |
Pastry blender |
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When is a muffin done? |
When it is golden brown and a toothpick comes out clean |
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What is the muffin method of mixing? |
Combining wet and dry ingredients separately and then mixing them together |
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What ingredient feeds yeast and allows it to grow |
Sugar |
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What do you not want your dough to be? |
Tough, sticky or cold |
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When has the dough fully risen? |
When it doubles in size |
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Are muffins an example of yeast bread |
No |
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Are pancakes an example of quick bread |
Yes |
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Air and steam are leavening agents in some recipes |
Yes |
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Yeast is a living microorganism |
Yes |
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Whole wheat is made from the entire kernel of grain |
Yes |
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Dough should pull away from the bowl when it starts to form |
Yes |
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Water to hydrate yeast should be warm |
Yes |
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Pizza dough is not a quick bread because it has yeast |
Yes |
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Drop biscuits are not yeast bread |
Yes |
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Dough should be kneaded on a lightly floured surface |
Yes |