Bread/Dough
Pies
Bar
Tools
Oven
100

The weight of Hamburger Buns.

What is 3.25 ounces.

100

The 3 ingredients needed to make Whipped Cream.

What are Vanilla Beans, Vanilla sugar and Heavy cream.

100

The bakeshop is responsible for making the Lilikoi Foam. This drink is the most popular cocktail on the menu.

What is the Mai Tai.

100

Tool needed to dome a cream pie.

What is metal offset spatula.

100

The temperature of the oven when baking Cornbread.

What is 350 degrees F.

250

The physical process of working, pressing, stretching and folding a mixture of flour, water and other ingredients using your hands to develop a strong, cohesive, and elastic dough structure. 

What is Kneading.

250

The process of gradually warming egg yolks by slowly whisking in a small amount of hot liquid so the proteins adjust to the heat without scrambling or curdling.

What is tempering.

250

The tool needed to mix the Lilikoi Foam, Coconut Syrup and Mango Syrup.

What is Immersion Blender.

250

The tool needed to strain strawberry sauce.

What is Chinois.

250

The action we do on Baguettes and Rye Bread. The process of making shallow cuts on surface of raw dough just before baking to control oven spring, release steam, and create decorative patterns.

What is scoring.
500

The ingredients and measurements needed to make a 1X hamburger bun recipe.

What are:

Mashed Potatoes 3 lbs. 15 oz.

Milk 5 Lb. 10 oz.

Butter 2 Lb. 10 oz.

Eggs 15 each

Sugar 2 Lb. 1 oz.

AP flour 8 lb. 15 oz

Yeast 4 oz.

Kosher Salt 5T.

Imua Flour 8 lb. 15 oz.

500

The ingredients and measurements needed to make Orange Curd.

What are:

Sugar 2 lbs. 10oz.

Orange Zest 12 each

Orange Concentrate 1 lb 3.5 oz.

Egg yolks 22 oz

Butter 24 oz.

500

The ingredients and measurements to make a double recipe of Lilikoi Foam.

What are:

Lilikoi Puree 184oz

Simple Syrup 184 oz

Egg Whites 184 oz

Honey 112 oz

Water 320 oz

500

The tool needed to sift ingredients. For example: the dry ingredients for cornbread.

What is Tamis.

500

The final stage of rest and fermentation where yeast or sourdough consumes sugars to produce carbon dioxide, allowing shaped dough to expand before baking.

What is Proofing.