Lesson 1 - 2nd Quarter Flashcards

1
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It is the most common baked item

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Bread

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2
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______ as a process is an exciting field of cooking to explore.

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Baking

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3
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It is a person who prepares baked goods as a profession

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Baker

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4
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This is the key ingredient in making breads,cakes,pastries,cookies, and bakery products

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Flour

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5
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This is the most common type of flour used in breadmaking because of its high protein content which makes available a larger amount of gluten for bread structure.

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Wheat flour

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6
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This is also known as general flour it is used for almost cooking purposes.

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All-purpose flour

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7
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This is also known as soft flour. It is made from soft ground wheat.

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Cake flour

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8
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This is a white colored flour, especially used for commercial pies and cookies.

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Pastry flour

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9
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This is made from the complete wheat kernel.

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Whole wheat flour

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10
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This is also referred to as bread flour.

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Unbleached flour

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11
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This is a combination of whole wheat,white,and rye flours mixed with soft malted grains.

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Granary flour

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12
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This coarse,gritty flour is milled from the endosperm of durum wheat, which is one of the hardest varieties of wheat.

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Coarse semolina flour

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13
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This flour contains most of the wheat grains but has some of the bran removed.

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Brown flour

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14
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These are an essential and a costly ingredient of baked products.

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Eggs

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15
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It is a sweet, soluble, crystalline, and organic compound classified as carbohydrate.

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Sugar

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16
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This is also know as refined sugar or table sugar, processed from sugar cane or sugar beets syrup.

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Granulated sugar

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17
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This is used in icings. It is considered as the finest, smoothest, and whitest sugar used for frosting, candles, or dusting for baked products.

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Confectioner’s sugar

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18
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This is a kind of sugar that has not been completely purified. It contains some caramel, mineral matter, moisture, and molasses.

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Brown sugar

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19
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This is a gas added or produced during the mixing or heating of a batter or cause dough to rise by cresting bubbles that expand the gluten strands in the dough.

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Leavening agent

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20
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This is a gas added or produced during the mixing or heating of a batter or cause dough to rise by cresting bubbles that expand the gluten strands in the dough.

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Leavening agent

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21
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This is the most commonly used leavening in bread making.

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Yeast

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22
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This is available from the bakery section of the most supermarkets.

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Cake yeast

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23
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This is more concentrated and long-lasting;it must be used before the expiration date.

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Dry and instant yeast

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24
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It is chemically known as sodium bicarbonate.

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Baking soda

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25
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Creaming is the process of bearing sugar crystals and solid fat together in a mixer.

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Creaming

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26
Q

When moistened with liquid, baking powder and baking soda instantly create air bubbles,which act as the leaven in a quick bread batter.

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Chemical leavens

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27
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It is a single fat or oil or a combination of fats and oils,which tenderizes the product by preventing the cohesion of gluten strands during mixing .

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Shortening

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28
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This is made from fatty protein of milk.

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Butter

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29
Q

This is used in bread making. Peanut,corn and soybean oil are the common sources of this type of shortening, other than palm and coconut.

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Vegetable oil

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30
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Also known as hydrogenated vegetable oil,this does not contain moisture.

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Vegetable shortening

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31
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This provides a pleasing flavor in pastries and pies because it makes them flaky and tender.

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Lard

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32
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This made from vegetable and animal fat.

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Maragarine

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33
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This used for confectionery purposes.

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Cocoa butter

34
Q

This is the cheapest ingredient in baking.

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Water

35
Q

This is distilled or rainwater that is relatively free from minerals.

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Soft water

36
Q

This contains average amount of mineral salts,produces normal gas and retains good gas on dough.

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Hard water

37
Q

This contains sodium bicarbonate. It dissolves or weakens the gluten snd retards fermentation.

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Alkaline water

38
Q

This is another means to supply liquid to the dough or cake mix.

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Milk

39
Q

This is used for weighing small amounts accurately.

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Weighing scale

40
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These are used for measuring dry and liquid ingredients

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Measuring cups

41
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These are used for liquid ingredients since the marked lines are easily seen at the sides.

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Glass measuring cups

42
Q

These are used for small measurements.

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Measuring spoons

43
Q

These are used for small measurements.

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Measuring spoons

44
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This is a cylindrical tube with handles at both ends for shaping and rolling dough.

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Rolling pin

45
Q

This is a long handled spoon used for combining ingredients.

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Wooden spoon

46
Q

This is used for mixing batter and dough.

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Mixing bowl

47
Q

This is a container use in baking. It gives shape to loaves hat might not necessarily be strong enoug. To hold their own shape.

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Baking pan

48
Q

This baking pan is normally made from tinned steel,carbon steel, and aluminum.

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Metallic pan

49
Q

This pan is made from tempered glass which conveniently holds to the long heat exposure in the oven.

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Glass baking pan

50
Q

This pan is made from tempered glass which conveniently holds to the long heat exposure in the oven.

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Glass baking pan

51
Q

This type of baking pan is used in many cultures and to bake some specific kinds of food.

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Stoneware

52
Q

This is used for leveling solid ingredients being measured and for leveling icing on cakes.

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Spatula

53
Q

This is used for mixing and scraping ingredients in mixing bowl and for folding ingredients such as egg whites.

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Rubber scraper

54
Q

This is used to cover dough during rising and proofing and to wrap soft-crusted breads warm from the oven.

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Dish towel or cloth

55
Q

This a motor-powered equipment used to stir and blend mixtures used in baking.

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Electric mixer

56
Q

This is used for beating eggs and creaming butter

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Rotary egg beater

57
Q

This is used for beating eggs and creaming butter

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Rotary egg beater

58
Q

This is a device for cutting flattened cookie dough into shapes before baking.

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Dough cutter

59
Q

This is a device which separates coarse particles of ingredients such as flour and sugar from finer particles.

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Flour sifter

60
Q

This flat,smooth board is good for rolling cookie dough out to an even thickness.

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Pastry board

61
Q

They are used for glazing and brushing the tops of pastries.

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Pastry brushes

62
Q

This is commonly used to whip egg whites inti a firm foam to make meringue, or to whip cream into whipped cream

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Whisk

63
Q

This is a flat,rigid sheet of metal on cookies, breads, biscuits, and other sizes are baked.

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Baking sheet

64
Q

These are used for scooping out larger quantities of four,sugar and others.

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Baking sheet

65
Q

This is used for making individual tarts.

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Tartlet tin

66
Q

This is used to create design on cakes.

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Piping/Pastry Bag

67
Q

This is used to cut shortening into dry ingredients.

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Pastry and dough blender

68
Q

This is used to cut strips of dough and at the same tome avoid “dragging” dough along with the blade of a knife

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Pastry wheel

69
Q

This is used to cut strips of dough and at he same tie avoid “dragging” dough along with the blade of a knife

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Pastry wheel

70
Q

This is where the freshly baked cakes,cookies, and breads cool uniformly.

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Cooling rack

71
Q

This is absolutely essential for baking. It ensure perfect baking.

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Timer

72
Q

This help with mixing pastry into dough and for leveling off the tops of mixture

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Palette knife

73
Q

These are enclosed spaces in which food is heated, usually by hot air.

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Ovens

74
Q

This is designed to have one or more baking chambers allowing large volumes of products to be baked

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Deck oven

75
Q

This consists of a chamber, perhaps two or three meters high, that is heated by electric elements or gas burners.

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Rack oven

76
Q

This type os well suited for the following types of application: drying,curing,baking, and many other processes.

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Mechanical oven

77
Q

This uses a fan which is usually located on the back side of the oven.

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Convection oven

78
Q

This is a three-legged pot made of iron and is used with open fire.

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Dutch oven

79
Q

This is the type which has become so famous nowadays because aside from being cheaper,they are pati al enough to be used at home.

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Range oven

80
Q

This is especially built for baking pizza and bread which require moderate but consistent heat inside.

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Pizza oven

81
Q

This is typically a small electric kitchen appliance design to toast multiple types of bread products.

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Toaster oven