Ingredients
Tools & Equipment
Measurements & Math
Baking Terms
True or False
100

This ingredient helps baked goods rise by releasing gas.

What is baking powder?

100

You use this tool to combine dry ingredients evenly.

What is a whisk?

100

1 cup equals how many tablespoons?

16 tablespoons

100

To mix until smooth and fluffy.

What is cream?

100

You should pack flour tightly into a measuring cup.

False

200

This ingredient adds sweetness and helps browning.

What is sugar?

200

Used to level off dry ingredients for accuracy.

What is a metal spatula?

200

½ cup equals how many mL?

125 mL

200

To gently mix ingredients with a folding motion.

What is fold?

200

Yeast is a living organism used in baking.

True

300

This ingredient provides structure in baked goods.

What is flour?

300

You use this tool to roll out dough evenly.

What is a rolling pin?

300

To cut a recipe in half that calls for 1 ½ cups flour, you would use how much?

¾ cup

300

To let dough rest and rise before baking.

What is proof?

300

Baking soda and baking powder are exactly the same.

False

400

This ingredient adds flavor and helps tenderize.

What is fat (like butter or oil)?

400

This piece of equipment is used to bake cupcakes or muffins.

What is a muffin tin?

400

To double ⅔ cup sugar, how much do you need?

1 ⅓ cups

400

To remove lumps and aerate dry ingredients.

What is sift?

400

You should preheat the oven before baking.

true

500

This ingredient activates yeast and controls texture.

what is sugar

500

This small tool measures ingredients like baking soda or salt.

What is a measuring spoon?

500

If your recipe calls for 250 mL milk, how many cups is that?

1 cup

500

Cooking food by dry heat in an oven.

What is bake?

500

Measuring wet ingredients in dry cups is always fine.

False

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