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Question
What is the process of staling called?
Answer
Retrogradation
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What is the process of staling called?
Retrogradation
The name for a mixture of fat and flour that is used to thicken sauces?
Roux
Primary yeast used in baking is what?
Saccharomyces cerevisae
What is sushi traditionally wrapped in?
Seaweed
What type of pastry is typically used as the base for tarts, pies, or quiches?
short crust
What are the two chemicals used in spherification?
Sodium alginate, calcium chloride
What are the 3 principle ingredients of home baking powder?
sodium bicarbonate, monocalcium phosphate, sodium aluminum sulfate
The process of vacuum sealing raw or fresh food items in a plastic pouch and partially or completely cooking the food in low temperature water is called?
Sous Vide
What is the term that describes food placed in a plastic pouch and then cooked for a long time in a water bath or steam at a low temperature?
sous vide (poaching is different and at higher temperatures)
What are the terms of the 2-step process when using a pre-fermented mix of bread making?
Sponge and dough
What are the 5 methods used for dough fermentation in bread manufacturing?
sponge dough, straight dough, continuous mix, liquid ferment, short-time dough
How is the pocket in pita bread formed?
Steam that is created by cooking at a high heat.
What are the 4 principle sweeteners used in icings and glazes?
sucrose, dextrose, invert sugar and corn syrup
What are the 4 ingredients used to make candy corn?
Sugar, corn syrup, wax, and water
Classifying baking powders containing the following ingredients as either fast acting or slow acting.
Tartrates, orthophosphates, sodium acyl pyrophosphate, sodium aluminum phosphate, sodium aluminum sulfate.
Tartrates, orthophosphates: Fast acting
sodium acyl pyrophosphate, sodium aluminum phosphate, sodium aluminum sulfate: slow acting
Marinades are usually made of 3 components, acid, oil, and herbs. What is the purpose of adding acid?
the acid helps to partially denature the meat’s proteins, opening up “tunnels” in the structure where flavor can seep in
What is the difference in a pudding made with an egg substitute instead of a whole egg?
the coagulation temperature is lower
From a chemical reaction standpoint why are eggs used to glaze cakes?
They provide the protein needed for Maillard reactions.
Roux is used for?
thickening of sauces
What are the five sugar heating stages for making caramel?
thread, firm ball, soft crack, hard crack, caramel
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