Sean
Yeast Breads
Quick Breads
Sugars
Carbohydrates
Fiber
100

1 cup of uncooked rice will make __ cups of uncooked rice.

3

100

What feeds the yeast?

SUGAR!

100

This leavening agent, used in quick breads, creates bubbles when combined with liquid causing the dough to rise without yeast.

Baking soda

100

Lactose come from?

Milk

-It's milk sugar.

100

If we eat more carbs than out bodies need for energy. They get stored as what?

fat

100

True or False:

The average American gets enough fiber in their diet.

False, they do not.

200

Sugar's purpose in quick breads.

Flavor and browning

200

The function of yeast in leaving is to produce?

CO2

200

This is an example of a quick bread that is often made with bananas, flour, sugar, and baking soda.

Banana Bread; yummy😋

200

True or False:


Simple sugars are worst for you then complex starches.

True

200

This type of carbohydrate, which includes sugars, is quickly broken down by the body to provide immediate energy.

Simple sugars

200

One of the other common names for Fiber?

-Cellulose

-Roughage

300

This type of fiber, found in whole grains, fruits, and vegetables, helps with digestion by adding bulk to stool and preventing constipation.

Insoluble fiber

300

What regulates yeast growth?

Salt

300

To work a dough with the palms of the hands to develop gluten.

Kneading

300

What the technical name for "table sugar?"

Sucrose

300

How many calories per gram come from carbohydrates?

4 [calories per gram]

300

Two of the three parts of the wheat kernel?

-Bran

-Endosperm

-Germ

400

Carbohydrates come mainly from _ _ _ _ _ sources.

Plant

400

Identify the word or phrase being described:


When water is mixed with flour, the proteins in the flour give strength and elastics to the dough.

Gluten

400

This method of mixing involves combining all dry ingredients, cutting-in fat until there's crumbs, adding the liquid, stirring until dough forms, and kneading the dough to form gluten.

Biscuit method

400

1. Take the grams of _ _ _ _ _ and multiply by _

2.Divide by total calories

3.Multiply by 100

Carbs, 4

400

How much of our food should come form carbohydrates?

60%

400

What makes a product whole grain/wheat?

Uses the entire wheat kernel.

-Bran

-Endosperm

-Germ

500

Identify the following word or phrase being described:


Some of the nutrients that were lost in processing are added back into the product.

Enriched

500

The final rising of dough before baking.

Proofing

500

What does a leavening agent do?

Makes quick breads rise

500

What sugar comes form grains?

Maltose "malt sugar"

500

What food group do we not get any carbs from?

Protein(s)

500

Identify the word or phrase being described:


10% more of the daily value for the nutrient is being added.

Fortified

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