Culinary 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Dough that includes only flour, yeast, salt, and water

A

Lean Dough

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2
Q

The color of the cutting board that we use to cut fruits and vegetables

A

green

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3
Q

Sourdough uses a _________, a dough mixture that starts the fermentation process before the final mixing of all the ingredients which gives it more gluten strength for flavor.

A

pre-ferment

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4
Q

How many pints are in a gallon?

A

8

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5
Q

Used to make quick breads

A

Yeast

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6
Q

Which mixing method uses chilled fat cut into chunks?

A

Rubbed Dough Method

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7
Q

An Indian flat bread that is traditionally cooked in a clay oven

A

Naan

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8
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Also referred to as the Well Method, this method keep dry and wet ingredients separated until the last step when they are combined to make a loose dough.

A

Muffin Method

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9
Q

The network of long, stretchy strands that cause yeast-based dough to rise is called

A

gluten

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10
Q

How many teaspoons are in a tablespoon?

A

3

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11
Q

An example of an organic leavener.

A

Yeast

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12
Q

Scaling ingredients means what?

A

Weighing or measuring them

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13
Q

The soaking process that activates yeast

A

Yeast Hydration

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14
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The resting period that allows the gluten in yeasted dough to relax and makes it easier to shape

A

Proofing

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15
Q

The bread we use to make a sandwich, which is baked in a rectangular pan with a lid, is an example of this type of loaf

A

Pullman

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16
Q

A sweetener that is a byproduct of the sugar refining process

A

Molasses

17
Q

A chemical leavener that needs the addition of an acidic agent

A

Baking soda

18
Q

How many cups are in 1 stick of butter

A

½ c

19
Q

The slashes on top of yeast dough that are used to prevent the bread from tearing while baking

A

Scoring

20
Q

What do you need to do when measuring brown sugar that you do not need to do with granulated sugar

A

Pack it

21
Q

How many cups in a gallon?

A

16

22
Q

Flour that is milled to leave some of the bran intact

A

Whole grain

23
Q

A pullman loaf is an example of soft dough which has a sugar and fat content of 6% to 9%, which are also called

A

Enriched dough

24
Q

Which flour has the most protein

A

Whole grain

25
Q

The ingredients that increase the volume of a dough or batter by adding air or other gas is called a ___________.

A

Leavener

26
Q

What do you use to measure solid fats?

A

Dry measuring cup

27
Q

The flour blend of both high and low protein is

A

All-purpose

28
Q

This is the gas given off by yeast as it grows and reproduces and causes a dough to rise

A

Carbon dioxide

29
Q

The ingredients that are creamed together in the creaming method

A

Fat and Sugar

30
Q

This mixture of egg with a little water can be painted on top of pastries in order to achieve a golden brown color

A

Egg wash

31
Q

The chemical reaction that is triggered when yeast is hydrated and mixed with food

A

fermentation

32
Q

A dough in which up to 25% of fat and sugar are added is known as ________ dough

A

Enriched dough

33
Q

This mixing method, also known as the rubbed dough method, incorporates a fat into the flour mixture in little chunks in order to promote flakiness and layering

A

Biscuit Method

34
Q

The three types of leaveners are chemical, physical, and ________

A

Organic

35
Q

What do you use to measure milk?

A

Liquid measuring cup