Reviewer Flashcards

1
Q

Chemical reaction makes the dough elastic and
like a little balloon

A

Gluten

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2
Q

A result of developing the gluten to the point where the dough can be extended or stretch.

A

Windowpane

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3
Q

Type of flour that contains 11 - 14% gluten content

A

Bread Flour

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4
Q

Type of flour that has a high gluten content. 14-16%

A

Whole Wheat Flour

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5
Q

Type of flour that is generally used, contains 10-11% gluten content

A

All-Purpose Flour

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6
Q

Type of flour that contains less gluten content. 7-9%

A

Cake Flour

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7
Q

A processed sugar

A

Granulated Sugar

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8
Q

Type of sugar that is raw and contains molasses.

A

Brown Sugar

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9
Q

Type of sugar that has a subtle molasses flavor

A

Washed Sugar

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10
Q

High concentrated sugar mixed with
cornstarch

A

Corn Syrup

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11
Q

Came from bread, rice, sugar (used in mirror
cakes)

A

Glucose

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12
Q

Comes from fruits like mango

A

Fructose

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13
Q

Came from soft drinks

A

Sucrose

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14
Q

Oldest sweetener

A

Honey

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15
Q

acts as a binder, possible allergens

A

eggs

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16
Q

Serves as a (universal solvent) and dispersing
agent (for salt, sugar, and yeast). Necessary for yeast
fermentation and reproduction.

A

Water

17
Q

to rise the dough

A

yeast

18
Q

needs to be dissolved in water
before using.

A

active dry yeast

19
Q

can be mixed right into dry
ingredients.

A

instant dry yeast

20
Q

not for lactose intolerant. it adds nutritional value

A

milk

21
Q

If the mixture is in liquid form it is called…?

A

Batter

22
Q

if the mixture forms into balls it’s called….?

A

Dough

23
Q

to stabilize the frosting, to stabilize the
structure.

A

gelatin

24
Q

procedure to make alternative buttermilk

A

1cup of fresh milk + 1tbsp of vinegar,
leave for 30 mins and let it coagulate.

25
Q

whipping cream is for?

A

frosting

26
Q

can withstand the heat of the room

A

boiled icing

27
Q

the heating of spices in fat, 5 minutes

A

bloom