Dough and gluten formation Flashcards

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gliadin

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one of the two major protein components of gluten, the protein found in wheat, rye, and barley

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glutenin

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one of the two primary proteins in wheat flour that, when combined with water, forms gluten

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gluten

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a protein found in wheat, rye, and barley, which forms when water is added to flour, creating a stretchy network that gives dough its characteristic elasticity

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4
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carbon dioxide gas

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carbon dioxide (CO2) is a crucial raising agent, and gluten plays a vital role in trapping it, causing the dough to rise

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5
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ratio

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the ratio of flour to water affects gluten formation

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rolling boil

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A rolling boil is a constant, vigorous boiling where bubbles rise quickly to the surface and break. It’s a way to quickly cook or heat liquids, like in making pasta or soup

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7
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heavy dropping consistency

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refers to the dough being thick and not easily dropped or rolled out.
This is a result of excessive gluten development during mixing and kneading

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rest

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allows the gluten to relax and strengthen, making it easier to roll out or shape without cracking or tearing

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9
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Explain how enriched dough is made

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combine flour, yeast, salt add water then gradually incorporate the fat, sugar, eggs, milk
Mix the ingredients thoroughly until a dough forms. Kneading develops the gluten, giving the dough structure and elasticity.
Allow the dough to rest and rise in a warm place, covered, until doubled in size.
Shape the dough into desired forms and bake until golden brown and cooked through.

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Explain how pasta is made

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Combine semolina flour with water (and potentially eggs for some types of pasta) until a dough forms.
Knead the dough until it becomes smooth and elastic. This develops the gluten in the flour, which is essential for the pasta’s structure
shaping
drying or cooking

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Shortcrust pastry description

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Has a ‘short’ (crumbly) texture: The fat coats the flour particles, creating a waterproof coating and preventing the gluten from forming.

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Choux pastry description

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Choux pastry uses steam to rise –this ensures that the buns are hollow and light inside, with large air bubbles left behind as the buns rise

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Flaky/rough puff pastry description

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numerous, irregular layers and a delicate, crisp texture

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Suet pastry description

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similar to a Shortcrust Pastry but it is tougher and more elastic

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Hot water crust pastry description

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made with melted lard and hot water to get a very sturdy texture

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Filo pastry description

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Delicate and crisp form of pastry

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Puff pastry description

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a very delicate and rich pastry that consists of many thin alternating layers of dough and fat