Mod 3 test 1 Flashcards

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creaming method

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  • beat room temperature butter + sugar until light
  • adds eggs gradually
  • scrape down the sides and stir in the dry ingredient, liquid, etc
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Angel food method

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  1. Whip a meringue to soft peak, making sure not to over whip.
  2. Sift dry ingredients and fold into meringue with flavoring.
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Plain Sponge or Genoise Mixing Method

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  1. Combine eggs, sugar and salt and warm slightly.
  2. Whip egg mixture until very light and thick.
  3. Sift dry ingredients.
  4. Sift and fold dry ingredients into egg foam.
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high ratio mixing method

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  1. Combine the dry ingredients together in a mixing bowl.
  2. Add butter or shortening or other fat and mix until well blended or instructed.
  3. Combine all liquid ingredients together.
  4. Add the liquid to the mixer gradually, scraping the bowl often, mixing well in between each addition.
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5
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One Step Mixing Method

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  1. Combine all dry ingredients.
  2. Combine all wet ingredients, including liquid fat, melted chocolate and items like sour cream and yogurt.
  3. combine both sets as instructed
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Chiffon Mixing Method

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  1. Combine dry ingredients.
  2. In a separate bowl, mix together oil, yolks, water and other liquids and flavorings.
  3. Gradually add liquid ingredients to dry ingredients mixing until smooth.
  4. Meanwhile, whip egg whites gradually with sugar to make a meringue with soft peaks.
  5. Fold whites into flour-liquid mixture.
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What type of fat must be used in a 1 step mixing method

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Liquid fat

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8
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biscotti

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“baked twice”

Italian cookie, baked, sliced, baked again

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macaron

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French sandwiched filled Cookie

- meringue based

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10
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Celiac Disease

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when the small intestine is hypersensitive to gluten

- causes difficulty in digesting food

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Sablee

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  • crumbly dough used for cookies, small tarts, and other pastries
  • has texture of sand
  • 1-2-3 proportion (sugar, fat, flour)
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12
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Linzer

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Austrian pastry

-shortcake topped with fruit and nuts with a lattice top

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13
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Madeleine

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small sponge cake with shell shape from shell indented pans

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14
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ganache

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  • mix of chocolate and cream

ordinary (1:1), rich (1.5:1), truffle (2:1)

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15
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pate a bomb

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  • meringue made of egg yolks and cooked sugar

- used as a base for many desserts (mousse)

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16
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creme anglaise

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  • light pouring custard
  • sugar, egg yolks, hot milk, vanilla
  • base for ice cream or mousse, etc
17
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meringue powder

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(dried egg whites)

  • a substitute for fresh egg whites
  • used for making meringue, frosting, royal icing
18
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Formula for calculating volume of a square pan

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l x w x d

- if it gives 3 numbers, square

19
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formula for calculating volume of a round pan

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r x r x pi (3.14) x d

- if it gives 2 numbers, round, circle

20
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Ratio of ordinary ganache

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equal parts choc and cream

21
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What is a sign of doneness

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all the above

22
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Which is not a good filling

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ordinary meringue because it has raw egg, not stable

23
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which method relies on egg foam

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genoise, sponge

24
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in meringue BC

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3 times the amount of egg whites