Baking Process
Cause and Effect
Ingredients/Batter
Miscellaneous
100

What temperature should butter be to make pastries more flaky?

Cold Butter helps make pastries more flaky

100

What is a chemical reaction?

A chemical reaction is a change that creates a new substance

100

What does Baking soda do?

Baking soda produces carbon dioxide that traps air inside of your baked goods, making them ‘fluffier.’

100

What is yeast?

a) Yeast is a seasoning

b) Yeast is a living organism

c) Yeast is a starch

b) Yeast is a living organism

200

Why does food get crispy in the oven?

The moisture gets sucked out.

200

How can you activate yeast?

Warm liquids activate yeast.

200

What can make dough rise BEFORE the baking?

Yeast makes dough rise before baking/frying/cooking.

200

What is butter made from?

Milk Fats

300

When baking, the sugar reacts with _____ ____ from the protein (butter, egg, gluten) making the nice gold crispy surface.

Amino Acids

300

What causes baked good to be different other then adding/removing ingredients? Write at least 1 thing.

The oven temperature, how you mix, how much of an ingredient you add, and dough texture are the main differences in different cakes/cookies/pastries.

300

What process helps trap carbon dioxide IN the batter?

Stirring

300

How does butter help in baking?

Butter helps keep the carbon dioxide from the baking soda IN the batter.

400

What has to happen before food in the oven can change color during the baking process?

The moisture has to get sucked out.

400

What is the effect of mixing the batters together at the very end?

Some recipes require you to mix the wet and dry ingredients at the very end so that the carbon dioxide doesn't fizzle out before you start baking.

400

What percent of butter is water?

Butter is 18-20% water

400

What is added to baking soda to make baking powder?

Cornstarch and cream of tartar.

1000

Egg yolks have a specific structure. What elements are in yolk? 

Iron, Zinc, Calcium, Hydrogen, Oxygen, and Phosphorus.

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