Quarter 2 Flashcards

1
Q

1 cup cocoa powder, lightly spooned =

A

3 ounces

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2
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1 pint =

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2 cups

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3
Q

16 fluid ounces =

A

2 cups

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4
Q

Substitution
2 cups of butter milk or sour milk in baking -

A

2 tbsp. lemon juice plus enough milk to make 2 cups

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5
Q

2 tbsp. =

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6 teaspoons

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6
Q

4 ounces in pound =

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¼ pound

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7
Q

Best substitute for 1 cup granulated sugar -

A

1 cup tightly packed light or dark brown sugar

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8
Q

One envelope active dry =

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1 tbsp of fast rising active yeast

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9
Q

The best substitute for 1 cup all- purpose flour -

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1 cup + 2 tbsp sifted cake flour

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10
Q

3 tbsp. of natural cocoa powder plus 1 tbsp. unsalted butter, vegetable oil or shortening =

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1 ounce of unsweetened chocolate

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11
Q

refers to any materials used to cover, contain, protect, handle, preserve, identify, describe, and market goods by a producer to the consumer.

A

Packaging

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12
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use in baking pastry

A

All-purpose flour

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13
Q

used to cut bread or baked product without crushing

A

Bread knife

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14
Q

used to measure the temperature of boiled sugar especially pulled sugar

A

Candy thermometer

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15
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used in chopping, slicing, and mincing food

A

Chef’s knives

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16
Q

used to make icing for baked pastry

A

Confectioners sugar

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17
Q

a light pastry that is filled with whipped cream or a sweetened cream filling and topped with chocolate, which of the following pastry would you recommend

A

Cream puff

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18
Q

to pinch together the edge of a pie crust with the fingers or fork tines.

A

Crimp

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19
Q

pastry made of sweetened yeast dough with toppings such as fruits, nuts, and cheese

A

Danish pastry

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20
Q

used in weighing small quantity of ingredients for baking purposes

A

Dietetic scale

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21
Q

3 Examples of pastry:

A

Creampuff, pies, croissants

22
Q

a rich pastry filled with custard or fruits

A

French pastry

23
Q

French term that means “put in place”, it also includes assembling all the necessary ingredients, equipment and tools needed to perform the task.

A

Mise en place

24
Q

used to cut shortening into flour.

A

Pastry blender

25
Q

is a thick sauce containing eggs and starch.

A

Pastry cream

26
Q

to press the mixture out of the piping bag.

27
Q

used to scrape all the left mixtures on the sides of the bowl.

A

Rubber scraper

28
Q

used to cut shortening into flour.

A

Pastry blender

29
Q

to improve the aroma, flavor and nutrients of baked products

30
Q

provides moisture needed to develop gluten

31
Q

to weigh a large amount of ingredients for baking purposes.

A

Weighting scale

32
Q

baking time required for baking shell of pastry

A

10-12 minutes

33
Q

the baking time for meringue on cooked filling in pre- baked shell

A

12-15 minutes

34
Q

required oven temperature for two crust pies with cooked fillings

A

425 F - 450 F

35
Q

required oven temperature for baking two-crust pies with cooked filling

A

425°F - 450°F

36
Q

the easiest way to decorate an ordinary pastry

A

Coat of glaze

37
Q

accompaniment that consists of milk, sugar, eggs, and flavoring

38
Q

the first step in preparing brown sugar glaze

A

6 tbsp unsalted butter and ½ cup packed light brown sugar in saucepan

39
Q

Ingredients needed in preparing lemon glaze -

A

Confectioners sugar, lemon zest, lemon juice

40
Q

pastry filling that is usually used for cream pies and puddings

A

Pastry cream

41
Q

Pastry examples -

A

Peach cream, bow tie, cream puff, fruit tart

42
Q

accompaniment will moisten the pastries

43
Q

Rules in garnishing pastry products:

A

garnishes should be edible, color should be harmonized, the setting must be viewed as a whole.

44
Q

principle in decorating pastry stimulates sense of sight and enhance once appetite.

A

Color of the product

45
Q

the uniformity in grains and texture. It is how it feels in the mouth when eating.

A

Consistency

46
Q

enhances the flavor and palatability of the pastry products.

A

Moisture content/moistness

47
Q

it is about the form and shape of pastry products after baking.

A

Appearance

48
Q

where we store product like egg pie

A

Refrigerator

49
Q

unbaked pies last in the freezer

50
Q

packaging material is usually used in tarts, pies, and other type of pastries

A

Transparent and coloured plastic