(2nd Quarter) Lesson 2: Use Of Tools And Bakery Equipment Flashcards
Used for measuring dry and liquid ingredients
Measuring cups
Used for measuring water
Glass measuring cups
Used for small measurements.
Made of plastic, stainless, and aluminum
Measuring spoons
A cylindrical tube with handles at both ends, used for shaping and rolling dough
Rolling pin
A long handled spoon used for combining ingredients.
It can easily remove sticky mixtures
Wooden spoon
Used for mixing batter and dough.
Can be made of glass, metal, plastic, or ceramic materials
Mixing bowl
A container used in baking. It comes in different shapes and sizes. It shapes loaves.
Baking pan
Normally made from tinned steel, carbon steel, and aluminum.
It has a nonstick surface and is perfect for baking cakes
Metallic pan
Made from tempered glass that holds to the long heat exposure in the oven
Glass baking pan
Used in many cultures and to bake some specific kinds of food.
Often preferred during the preparation of cassarole
Stoneware
Used for weighing small amounts accurately
Weighing scale
Used for leveling solid ingredients being measured and for leveling icing on cakes.
Spatula
Used for mixing and scraping ingredients and for folding ingredients such as egg whites. It has a plastic or wooden handle and a flexible plastic or rubber blade.
Rubber Scraper
Used to cover dough during rising and proofing and to wrap soft-crusted breads
Dish Towel or Cloth
A motor-powered equipment used to stir and blend mixtures used in baking
Electric Mixer
Used for beating eggs and creaming butter
Rotary Egg Beater
A device used for cutting flattened cookie dough into shapes
Dough Cutter
A device which separates coarse particles of ingredients from finer particles
Flour Sifter
A flat, smooth board good for rolling cookie dough to even thickness. It is made from many different materials
Pastry Board
Used for glazing and brushing the tops of pastries
Pastry Brushes
Commonly used to whip egg whites into firm foam to make meringue, or to whip cream into whipped cream
Whisk
A flat, rigid sheet of metal on which cookies, breads, biscuits, and others are baked
Baking Sheet
Used for scooping out larger quantities of flour, sugar, and others
Measuring Scoops
Used for making individual tarts
Tartlet Tin