Baking history Flashcards

1
Q

how long is the history of baking?

A

18th-19th cen.

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2
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It is a method of cooking food that uses prolonged heat

A

baking

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3
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what are the historys? (6)

A

Ancient egypt, ancient rome, middle ages, 15th-17th cen, 18th-19th cen, modern baking

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4
Q

discovered the oldest oven in Croatia in 2014 that are 6,500 years old

A

ancient egypt

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5
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egyptians pioneered in baking

A

ancient egypt

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6
Q

first to use yeast in baking

A

ancient egypt

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7
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when is ancient egypt?

A

2,600 BC

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8
Q

baking became a highly regarded profession in (blank)

A

ancient rome, roman empire

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9
Q

baking proffesionals learned from greeks to (blank)

A

ancient rome. harvest wild grass grains, soak in water, mash, mix with spices

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10
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what did they use to cook on the paste in ancient rome?

A

flat hot rock which led to a bread like substance

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11
Q

in ancient rome in (blank) BCs they established the roman empires bakers guild aka (blank)

A

168, pistorum

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12
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the guild acknowledged bread bakers as skilled artisans

A

ancient rome

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13
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in (blank) the had a festival for the oven goddess (blank)

A

ancient rome, fornax

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14
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when is ancient rome?

A

300 BC- 1AD

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15
Q

did not use ovens

A

middle ages

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16
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aka medieval period

A

middle ages

17
Q

making high quality bread became an achievement

A

middle ages

18
Q

baking divided people based on their status, rich ate delicious bread and poor ate (blank) bread

A

middle ages, black

19
Q

when is middle ages?

A

5th-15th cen.

20
Q

introduced decadent treats with butter, cream, raisins

A

15 to 17 cen.

21
Q

baking became accessible

A

15 to 17 cen.

22
Q

in (blank) cen. sugar prices decreased and (blank) became accessible

A

15 to 17 cen, 17th, refined flour

23
Q

desserts came like pies, pastries, iced cakes

A

15 to 17 cen.

24
Q

evolution of tech made baking more popular

A

18 to 19 cen.

25
Q

semi-closed oven and art of cookery in 1747 gave chefs ideas

A

18 to 19 cen.

26
Q

introduced digital ovens, baking tools and equipment making food tastier

A

modern baking

27
Q

They made what’s called “flatbread” in clay pots and ovens. It is bread that does not have any yeast, therefore making it flat.

A

ancient egypt

28
Q

why is flat bread flat?

A

dosent have yeast

29
Q

Baking in this era was a luxury, only the rich and high class had the privilege to have bread.

A

middle ages

30
Q

This is evident in (blank) famous quote “Let them eat cake.” This is seen as a symbol of the rich’s obliviousness and disregard for the poor.

A

Marie Antoinette’s, middle ages

31
Q

Many new ingredients were introduced in this era. Moving carts selling baked goods along with pastries were popularized.

A

15th-17th Century

32
Q

The Industrial Revolution transformed the baking scene with new technologies and more accessible ingredients. The semi-closed oven was introduced during this era.

A

18th-19th Century

33
Q

Many new electric-powered technologies and more accessible ingredients are shown in our modern day

A

modern baking