Review 7-8 Flashcards

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Ideal temperature for fermentation?

A

75-95 f

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What does kneading do to a yeast bread?

A

Develops gluten evenly throughout the dough.

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Storing of bread in fridge will speed up staling(slow down)

A

Yes, very quickly, within a couple of days.

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3
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Stages in bread production?

A

Scaling ingredients, mixing, bulk fermentation, punching c02, scaling or portioning dough, rounding, benching, makeup and panning, proofing, baking, cooling, storing.

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Enemies of yeast are?

A

Salt (direct contact) and heat (will kill yeast)

salt last

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5
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Why are there 2 types of flour in Danish dough?

A

Bread and pastry flour ensure the texture is firm/developed but yet not chewy.

Higher protein makes it firmer(bread flour)

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6
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What is oven spring?

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The initial rising of the bread once you put it in the oven.

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7
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3 leavening agents in Danish dough are?

A

Yeast
Eggs
Steam

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What is proofing?

A

Continuation of fermentation (warm,moisture,heat,steam)

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Yeast w/ moisture, sugar & starches of flour starts off the fermentation process which releases what form of gas?

A

C02 carbon dioxide

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10
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Strength ratio of dry to fresh yeast is?

A

1:3 1 part dry to 3 parts fresh

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High sugar & fat content in a yeast dough will?

A

Will slow down the fermentation process hence sponge dough method is used.

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12
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What is a lean dough?

A

Low amounts of fat & sugar

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13
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What is a rich dough?

A

High amounts of fat, sugar, & eggs

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14
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Baking w/ steam provides what?

A

Provides a good crust formation & assists w/ browning

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15
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What type of dough method is used to prepare Danish

A

Sponge dough

16
Q

What is the purpose of salt in bread making?

A

Controls proofing & flavour

Keeps bread in shape

17
Q

How many folds for Danish dough?

A

4/3 folds 4 sets of 3 single folds

18
Q

Regular yeast bread uses what type of dough method?

A

Straight dough/lean dough

19
Q

Method of soft dinner rolls

A
  1. Add Luke warm water and yeast. Add the rest of the ingredients and salt last.
  2. Mix the dough on 2nd speed for 6 min. W/ a dough hook
  3. Transfer dough on slightly floured table and knead dough then cover it
  4. Let dough ferment for 30-45 mins. Until doubled in size
  5. Punch down c02
  6. Divide the dough into portions and round it.
  7. Shape as desired & arrange on parchment paper
  8. Brush proofed rolls w/ water wash & place poppy/sesame seeds. Bake 400 approx. 15-18 mins
20
Q

What is the straight dough method? (Focaccia)

A

All Ingredients are mixed to full development

Dough is covered/time to ferment

Punch down to release c02

Scale dough

Round to develop smooth surface

Benching to allow gluten to relax

Make up/moulding

Shape into rolls or loaves

Proof

Double in size

Egg wash

Bake