Food Production Flashcards
Why might scones have an unpleasant taste?
- Out of date / Gone off milk or cheese
- The additional of too much baking power
- Over baked and burnt
- Taints from the chef’s perfume
Why might scones have an uneven colour?
- The oven was not set at the correct temperature
- The baking tray was not turned around in the oven,
part way through baking.
Why might scones have a heavy texture?
- No raising agent was used
- The dough was over worked
- The rubbing in method was not used to shorten the gluten strands
What is primary production?
The growing, picking and production of ingredients such as fruit and milk
What are the parts or structure of a wheat grain?
- Bran and Germ ( high fibre)
- Endosperm ( grinds into flour)
How is wheat milled?
- Crushing – the grains are crushed between rollers to make a first break flour and separate bran from endosperm
- Sieving and reduction – a rough flour called semolina
is produced and large pieces of bran are removed - Rolling – the semolina is rolled and crushed again to
produce a fine white flour
What is the function of yeast in bread making?
It is a living organism which respires and gives off CO2 bubbles which make the bread rise.
What is secondary processing?
Taking ingredients and making them into foods like pasta and bread.
What is the function of bread flour in bread making?
It has a 29% gluten content which forms a stretchy structure that enables the bread to rise.
What is the function of salt in bread making?