What is the name of NaCl
Sodium Chloride or salt
You mixed together baking soda and vinegar which makes lots of bubbles. What is this called?
A chemical reaction
When was the earliest known record of yeast being used? (Options: 1500 BC / 500 AD / 1800s)
1500 BC
How is chemistry generally used in baking
Chemical reactions
You dissolve sugar into water. Which is the solute?
Sugar
What is the name for C6H12O6
Glocose or a sugar
Is baking a cake in the oven chemical or physical
Chemical
Baking and Brewing companies are built on the procedure of converting sugars into alcohol and carbon dioxide. What is the chemical process?
Fermentation
What is one of the things released when Baking Soda and Vinegar are mixed together (Hint: there are)
Carbon dioxide, water, sodium acetate
What is it called when you add liquid to flour to make dough?
Hydration
What is it called when baking soda and yeast are used to emit CO2 to make dough rise? (Hint: starts with “L”)
Leavening
Is cracking an egg a chemical or physical change
Physical
This gas, produced by baking powder or yeast, makes dough rise and be soft —a key factor in baked goods.
Carbon Dioxide
What is oil and water forming a homogeneous mixture an example of
Emulsification
Why do bakers use beaten egg white?
It contains a protein that when beaten uses the air bubbles to prevent the baked good from collapsing.
NaHCO3 is Sodium Bicarbonate. What is its baking term?
Baking soda
physical or chemical change?
Chemical
White sugar is heated in a pot creating a light brown liquid. What’s the term for this?
Thermal composition / Caramelization (Bonus #2)
What is gelatinization
When starches absorb liquids and expand when exposed to heat and water
What is infusion
steeping or soaking an ingredient in a fat or liquid to enhance the flavor
What's the most common macromolecule in baking?
Carbohydrates
Baking powder vs Baking soda
powder = combination of an acid and a base, soda= base thats needs acidic ingredient
The Maillard Reaction is a chemical reaction between _____ and ____?
amino acids OR proteins / sugars
What is called when two substances that cannot be mixed form a homogenous mixture
Emulsification
What is the Maillard reaction
heat causing amino acids and reducing sugars to combine (creates brown crust)