Lesson 4: Classification of Bakery and Pastry Products Flashcards

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Preparing bakery products requires understanding and patience in the following the procedures and measuring the ingredients correctly.

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Classification of Bakery and Pastry Products

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Primarily made from the following major ingredients, namely: flour, yeast or another leavening agent.

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Bakery Products

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Small amount of fat, matagal minamasa /flat, staple food in many cultures, can use chemical or leavening agent, more on water.

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Bakery Products

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Baked goods made with higher fat content, usually lighter and flakier.

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Pastry Products

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Lighter & softer, rich in texture (flaky, crumbly), high butter content than bakery products, less water, dough can be folded/rolled.

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Pastry Products

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Made with yeast or leavening agents, made with flour, liquids, yeast, staple food, plain flavor.

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Bread

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Example: Pandesal, Loaf Bread

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Bread

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Soft, round portions of bread, smaller portion of bread (can be rolled), can be filled with fillings.

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Rolls and Buns

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Example: Dinner rolls, burger buns

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Rolls and Buns

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Sweeter, softer bread, have fillings inside.

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Enriched Breads

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Example: Spanish bread, cinnamon rolls, pande coco, ensaymada

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Enriched Breads

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Firm and crumbly, it is used for pies and tarts, flour, fat, cold water, cut butter(using pastry blender), knead dough, rest, molder, fillings

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Short Crust Pastry

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Light, flaky layers, it is made from a laminated dough or dough that is made from alternating layers of butter and dough

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Puff Pastry

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Created repeated by folding layers of dough then cut in multiple times

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Puff Pastry

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Example: Croissants

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Puff Pastry

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Light, hollow, filled after baking.

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Choux Pastry

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A little balls of choux paste used to make cream puffs

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Choux Pastry

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Looks like cabbage

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Choux Pastry

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Need to lutuin, (boil) then after baking, add fillings

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Choux Pastry

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A form of sweet food made from flour, sugar and other ingredients that is usually baked.

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Form of sweet food, has distinction quality, not under bakery and pastry

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Use chemical leaving agent (umaalsa), use leavening agent

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Also known as conventional or creamed cakes. This uses solid type of shortening like margarine or butter.

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Shortened Cake

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Also called “butter cake”, uses fat and chemical leavening agent

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Shortened Cake

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Example: banana cake, carrot, red velvet

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Shortened Cake

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Made without the addition of fat or shortening.

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Unshortened Cake

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Volume is created by whipping the eggs or egg whites.

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Unshortened Cake

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Called as “foam cake”, used mostly egg whites, meringue (made of egg whites), air into egg whites, made without fat

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Unshortened Cake

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Example: sponge cake, angel cake

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Unshortened Cake

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Combination of shortened and sponge type cakes.

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Chiffon Cake

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This uses liquid shortening such as vegetable oil or corn oil, egg whites, light and airy texture

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Chiffon Cake