Cakes Flashcards

1
Q

Types of cakes

A

High fat or shortened cakes
Low fat or foam type cakes

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2
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Mixing methods of high fat cakes

A

a. Creaming method
b. Two Stage Method

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3
Q

Basic mixing method of Low fat cakes

A

a. Foaming or sponge method
b. Angel sponge method
c. Chiffon method

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4
Q

Fat used in creaming method

A

butter or premium margarine

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5
Q

Sponge cakes contain:

A

Egg foam that contains yolks

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6
Q

Egg whites for Angel Food should be:

A

Whipped until they form soft but not stiff peaks

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7
Q

Angel food and Chiffon cake mixing difference:

A

In angel food, dry flour-sugar mixture is folded to the egg foam

in chiffon cakes, a batter containing flour, egg yolks, vegg oil and water ia added into the whites.

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8
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Egg whites for chiffon should be:

A

Whippes until firmer than Angel food, but do not let it dry.

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9
Q

Promotes even blending of ingredients

A

Emulsifiers

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10
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Pan preparation for High fat cakes:

A

Layer pans should be greased

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11
Q

Pan preparation for sheet cakes:

A

Line the pans with greased parchment.

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12
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While making cake batters,

A

Prepare the pans.

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13
Q

Why pre heat the oven

A

to promote even coagulation of proteins.

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14
Q

Reason not to open pan until cake finished rising:

A

Will cause the cake to fall.

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15
Q

Three main functions of icing:

A
  1. Contribute flavor and richness
  2. Improve appearance
  3. They improve keeping qualities by forming protective coatings around the cake
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16
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Types of icings

A
  1. Fondant
  2. Buttercreams
  3. Foam-type icings
  4. Fudge-type icings
  5. Flat-type icings
  6. Royal or Decorator’s icing
  7. Glazes
17
Q

A sugar syrup crystallized to a smooth creamy white mass.

A

Fondant

18
Q

Light smooth mixture of fat and sugar

A

Buttercream icing

19
Q

Sometimes called boiled icing, are meringues made with a boiling syrup.

A

Foam icing

20
Q

Rich and heavy, made somewhat like candy. Are stable unlike foam icing.

A

Fudge icing.

21
Q

Also called water icing. Made with confectioners sugar, water, and corn syrup.

A

Flat icing.

22
Q

Also called Decorator’s icing. Similar to flat icing except much thicker and made woth egg whites.

A

Royal icing

23
Q

Thin glossy transparent icing that give a shine and prevent drying.

A

Glaze