Food Yr09 Sum1 Flashcards

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1.1. Gluten

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Protein found in wheat.

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1.2 Protein

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Macronutrient used for growth.

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1.3 Prediction

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A forecast.

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1.4 Analysis

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Detailed examination.

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1.5 Food processor

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An electric kitchen appliance.

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1.6 Raising agents

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Something used to make a product grown

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1.7 Fermentation

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Sugars converted to alcohol.

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1.8 Mechanical

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Operated by machine.

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1.1 Lamination

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Split into layers.

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1.11 Crimping

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Compress into small folds.

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1.12 Glazing

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Cover to give a shiny finish.

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2.1 What are the four different types of pastry?

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Filo, puff, choux and shortcrust.

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2.2 What pastry would you use for profiteroles?

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Choux

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2.3 What pastry would you use for quiche?

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Shortcrust

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2.4 What pastry would you use for spring rolls?

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Filo

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2.5 What makes puff pastry rise?

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Steam between the layers of butter and dough.

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2.6 Why do you glaze pastry?

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To make it aesthetically pleasing and shiny finish.

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3.1 What is shortening?

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Making strands of gluten shorter to create a crumbly texture.

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3.2 What is baking blind?

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Cooking a pastry case without any filling.

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3.4 What top tips would you give for lining a tin?

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Do not handle too much, do not cut to close to the edge of the tin.

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3.5 What top tips would you give for making shortcrust pastry?

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Do not handle too much, keep cold, only roll twice.

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3.6 What is the function of flour in shortcrust pastry?

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To provide a small amount of gluten for the structure.

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3.7 What is the function of fat in shortcrust pastry?

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To shorten the strands of gluten in the flour.

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4.1 What makes puff pastry rise?

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Steam between the layers of butter and dough.

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4.2 Why do you glaze pastry?

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To make it aesthetically pleasing and shiny finish.

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4.3 What is the function of flour in puff pastry?

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To provide the bulk of the pastry.

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4.4 What is the function of salt in puff pastry?

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To flavour the dough.

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4.5 What is the function of butter in puff pastry?

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To act as a waterproof layer and provide steam to make the layers rise.