Bread Flashcards

1
Q

Why do we knead bread?

A

To distribute the yeast and develop the gluten

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2
Q

Why might your bread not have risen at all?

A

The dough was too dry or the loaf proved for too short a time

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3
Q

Why might bread taste sour or yeasty?

A

The dough was risen for too long, the yeast was stale or too much yeast

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4
Q

How do you prep a loaf tin?

A

Line a loaf tin with spray oil and a sheet of baking parchment across the widest part of the loaf
tin.

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5
Q

What is yeast?

A

Living single celled organism

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6
Q

What does yeast in order to reproduce

A

Food, warmth and moisture

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7
Q

Why might bread have a cake like texture?

A
  • The kneading was insufficient for gluten development
  • Plain flour was used rather than strong
  • Recipe contains a lot of fat
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8
Q

Why might bread not rise?

A
  • The dough was too dry
  • The loaf proved for too short a time
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9
Q

Why might bread be dense?

A

The dough was too dry

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10
Q

What shelf should bread be cooked on?

A

200 degrees and top shelf

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11
Q

How can you tell if bread is cooked?

A

light for its size, golden and hollow
base

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