Baking II Flashcards

1
Q

What is effect of Eggs, flour and milk in cake prep?

A

Contain prots that coagulates with heat to form the structure

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2
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What effect of egg whites vs egg yolk?

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  • White: leaven and dry the product
  • Yolk: emulsify

Room temp. eggs= better volume

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3
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Effect of sugar?

A
  • Combines wth gluten forming prots= tenderizing
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4
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Effect of fat?

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  • Coats gluten forming prots therefore tenderizing them
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5
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What is characteristic of shortening?

A
  • Contains emulsifiers
  • Contains air
  • Produce light cake
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6
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What characteristic of oil?

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  • coats prots
  • Does not contain air
  • must be incorporate with other ingredients like eggs to maximize air
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7
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What effect of leavening agents?

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production of carbon dioxide and enlarged bubbles that already exist in fat

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8
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What are 3 classification of cakes?

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Shortened, butter and foam

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9
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What foam cake doesn’t contain fat?

A
  • Angel, meringues
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10
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What foam cake only contains the fat from egg yolk?

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  • Sponge, lady fingers
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11
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What foam cake contains fat?

A
  • chiffon, danoise
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12
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What are the goals of mixing ingredients?

A
  • Even distribution
  • Incorporating maximal amount of air for optimal volume and texture
  • While minimal amount of gluten
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13
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What are all the mixing methods and their characteristics?

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Conventional mixing method:

  • Fat and sugar creamed (air!)
  • Egg beaten and added (more air! eulsifier!)
  • dry ingredients sifted together
  • Dry added to wet

LIMIT MIXING AFTER ADDING DRY! uncoated gluten forming prots will then combine more easily

Conventional -sponge

  • Egg whites are separated
  • meringue
  • folded in at end of mixing

Conventional sponge:

  • Eggs are separated
  • 1/2 of sugar added to whites
  • Egg beaten and added to mix at the end

Quick mixing:

  • dry sifted
  • fat, liqui and falvoring added
  • Egs added, mix again

Single stage: tout mélanger

2 stage or pastry blend: 
- fat + flour
- dry+ 1/2 of liquid added
- eggs+ other 1/2 added 
MELT IN YOUR MOUTH TEXTURE --> limited gluten 

Muffin method:
- Egg+ milk_+ melted fat or oil = combined
- mix with dry
CRUMB AND COARSE WITH LARGE CELLS

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14
Q

Angel food cake?

A

Light cake. High in sugar to compensate no fat. fragile

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15
Q

What is the acid incorporated to angel cake? Why?

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Cream of tartar

  • Whiten the batter
  • Improve grain crumb by stabilizing prots in batter until it is set by heat
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16
Q

What is the effect of too much acid in angel cake?

A

Low volume cake, excessively fine crumb

17
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REGARDER LA FEUILLE DE COOKIES