BFT and Proving Flashcards

1
Q

What does BFT stand for in a baking context?

A

B ulk
F ermentation
T ime

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2
Q

The initial prove of the dough as a whole is called

A

Bulk Fermentation Time

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3
Q

A prover is:
- A w ___
- C__________ E_____
for the final prove

A

A warm, controllable environment for the final prove.

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4
Q

What is BFT?

A

The initial prove of the dough.

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5
Q

Optimum proving temperature is from ___ to ___ degrees celcius

A

25-28

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6
Q

Optimum proving temperature is from 25 to ___ degrees celcius

A

28

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7
Q

The slower the prove, the more ___ the dough

A

SOUR

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8
Q

The dough becomes more sour as yeasts feed and release___

A

Carbon dioxide

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9
Q

What chemical is released due to the yeast feading?

A

Carbon dioxide

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10
Q

What chemical makes dough sour?

A

Carbon dioxide

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11
Q

What is a prover?

A

A warm, controllable environment for the final prove.

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12
Q

If you want a super sour dough, will you prove it for a long or short time?

A

Long

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13
Q

When ___ feed upon dough, it releases ____ ____ which makes the dough more ____.

A

Yeast
Carbon dioxide
Sour

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