Mod 4 Test 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Tempering Process

A

melt chocolate over a double boiler, for Dark chocolate melt to 115-120, White 110, Milk 110-115. Then stir in already tempered chocolate (seeding method) to reduce the temperature and endorse the configuration of beta crystals. Cool Dark to 85, White and milk to 83 then reheat each up 2-3 degrees

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2
Q

identify at least 3 methods to prevent sugar recrystallization while cooking

A
  • don’t stir too much
  • add fat
  • add corn syrup/invert sugar
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3
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chocolate liqueur

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chocolate mass, no sugar added

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4
Q

lechetin

A

an emulsifier

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5
Q

Pastry Cream process

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Chef Carmine’s way

  • dissolve half of sugar into milk
  • Mix the cornstarch and rest of the sugar with the egg yolks
  • bring milk to a boil
  • temer egg mixture
  • bring mixture back to a boil for 1 minute/ thick
  • remove heat and add butter and flavoring
  • pour into a kitchen pan, cover with plastic wrap so it is touching the surface of the pastry cream
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6
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Gelatin sheets vs powder`````

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  • Gelatin sheets need to be bloomed in cold water
  • powder can be directly added
    Uses:
  • thickens creams and mousses
  • produces delicate foams
  • Stabilizer
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7
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Where does gluten come from? how is it created?

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  • Wheat flour contains proteins glutenin and gliadin
  • When moistened and subject to mechanical action (kneading, etc) the proteins form gluten, an elastic network of strands
  • these strands are highly elastic and allow the dough to stretch, trapping gases (Co2) produced in the fermentation process
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8
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What are the concerns in developing gluten in both pastry dough and bread dough?

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  • Bread needs a lot of gluten to rise, but if too much is developed the dough becomes rigid and tough
  • if not enough gluten is formed there will be no structure
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9
Q

name the three different types of meringue - and name the common use of each one of them?

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French: egg whites + granulated sugar
– dried to be crisp, fragile layers
– Combine w/ buttercream, sponge cake layers
Swiss: egg whites + sugar, heated in a bain marie (double boiler)
- base for buttercream, sweetener, stabilizer in fruit mousses, covering meringue for dessert
Italian : egg whites + hot sugar (240 degree / soft ball)
- Italian Meringue Buttercream . marshmallows

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10
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Modeling Chocolate / Chocolate Plastic

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Mixture of chocolate and corn syrup, used for modeling

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11
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couverture

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mixture of choc and higher amount of cocoa butter

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12
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cocoa Butter

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pale-yellow, edible fat extracted from the cocoa bean

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13
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Milk chocolate

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contains anywhere from 10-50% cocoa solids, cocoa butter, milk in some form, and sugar

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14
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Creme Anglaise / custard ice cream base

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  • heat milk, non fat milk powder, and cream in a sauce pan over medium heat
  • add dextrose and invert sugar
  • whisk sugar and stabilizer into the egg yolks
  • temper warm base into egg yolk mixture and continue to heat and stir until 185 degrees
  • remove from heat and homogenize with an immersion blender, chill in ice water bath
  • allow to mature , process in a batch freezer
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15
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Pate a Choux

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  • heat milk, butter, salt, and sugar until butter is melted /boiling
  • add flour to boiling mixture and stir over heat to form a paste
  • When ball develops and a skin forms, remove from heat and mix with paddle attachment until cool then add eggs
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16
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1 step / Sponge bread method

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Yeast in warm water, bloom in mixer, then add other liquids and use on low speed
- good for crusty bread

17
Q

2 step (dough) bread method

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yeast in warm water, bloom, mix, ferment. Add flour and liquid in bowl, low speed
-Jumpstarts fermentation

18
Q

1 step cake method

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combine dry, combine wet - combine together as instructed

19
Q

Creaming method

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Cream Butter and sugar until light , add eggs gradually , scrape sides then add dry and liquid ingredients

20
Q

Angel Food

A

whip meringue to soft peaks , sift in dry ingredients and fold , add flavoring