FINAL - LESSON 4 Flashcards
Provides the structure of the baked product.
FLOUR
the proteins in flour that provide the glue that traps air in the product.
GLUTEN
air introduced through:
CREAMING, SIFTING, BEATING, WHIPPING
when large amounts of water and high heat are present.
STEAM
Water turns to ______ and product rises.
STEAM
The steam leaves a ______ in product (great for fillings).
CAVITY
used with an acidic food (i.e. sour milk or lemon juice)
BAKING SODA
to form carbon dioxide which expands when heated, causing product to rise.
ALKALI & ACID
combination of baking soda & dry acid.
BAKING POWDER
A microscopic plant that reproduces quickly.
YEAST
yeast needs food like:
SUGAR & FLOUR
Addition of liquid causes reaction that forms ______
CARBON DIOXIDE
Adds richness and flavor to baked product.
FATS AND OILS
Helps keep baked product tender.
FATS AND OILS
Ex. Butter, shortening, oil, margarine
FATS AND OILS
- Add flavor and sweetness.
- Helps baked product brown.
- Helps baked product remain tender.
SWEETENERS
Ex. Sugar, honey, corn syrup, powdered sugar, molasses
SWEETENERS
Add color
EGGS
Trap air to help with leavening
Hold baked product together
Add flavor and richness
Add tenderness and texture
EGGS
Add flavor and color to baked product.
SEASONINGS
stimulate taste buds to taste other flavors.
SALT
Spices, extracts, chocolate, nuts, and fruit.
OTHER INGREDIENTS
when baking a leavened product use the exact temperature in the recipe.
OVEN TEMPERATURE
can affect results.
PANS