Cooking Terms
Sweeteners
Leaveners
Flour
Fat / Salt / Eggs
100

Vigorously beating ingredients to add air.

Whipping

100

Granulated sugar ground up into a fine powder with 3% cornstarch added to it. 

Confectioner's sugar.

100

a leavening agent produces this gas

Carbon dioxide

100

this is the most important component of flour. 

Gluten

100
added for taste and enhances the taste of other flavors. 

salt

200

Passing dry ingredients through a wire mesh to remove lumps, blend, and add air.

Sifting

200

thick, sweet dark liquid made from sugar cane juice. 

molasses

200

there are 3 types of leaveners. Biological, Physical, and this. 

Chemical

200

define is gluten

Protein found in flour

200

The second most important ingredient in a bakery product. 

eggs

300

Working dough to develop gluten and evenly distribute ingredients. 

Kneading

300

proper name for white sugar

granulated sugar

300

Name a biological leavener. 

Yeast

300

this flour is high in protein

Bread flour

300

oils are extracted from this type of object.

plants

400

Vigorously combining softened fat and sugar to add air

Creaming

400

sugar does what to the gluten strands to tenderize a bakery product. 

weaken them. 

400

Name a chemical leavener that has to be used with an acid. 

Baking soda

400

This flour is low in protein

cake flour

400

Butter is 80% fat and 20% this. 

Water

500

Mix solid fat with dry ingredients until lumps of the desired  size remain.

Cut in

500

The main purpose of sugar is to sweeten a product and to do what else. 

caramelize. 
500

Baking powder is made of 3 substances... baking soda, cornstarch, and this. 

cream of tartar. 

500

this flour is a blend of high protein flour and low protein flour. 

all purpose flour. 

500

Inhibits or slows down yeast feeding on sugar. 

Salt