Baking Ingredients
Pans & Equipment
Mixing Vocabulary
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The baking ingredient responsible for the structure of a baked good. 

What is flour?

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The pan we used to make brownies. 

What is a 9" x 9" or 8" x 8" pan?


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When one is ingredient is gently incorporated into another by hand with a large spoon or spatula. 

What is folding? 

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This mixing method requires butter to be softened. 

What is the creaming method? 

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One happens on the stove top and one happens in the oven. 

What is the difference between cooking and baking?

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Adds moisture and can act as steam during the baking process. 

What is a liquid?

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Used to cut butter into flour or dry ingredients.

What is a pastry blender?

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Fat and sugar are beaten together until they take on a light, airy texture. 

What is cream?

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These mixing methods require fat to be liquid. 

What is the one bowl and muffin method? 

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This leavening agent needs to pair with an acidic ingredient to activate it leavening properties. 

What is baking soda?

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A whipped egg white functions as this. 

What is a leavening agent?

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Used to bake items like biscuits or roasted vegetables. 

What is a baking sheet? 

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Ingredients are mixed so thoroughly they become one. 

What is blend?

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In order to be cut up using the pastry blender and evenly distributed throughout the dough.

Why butter needs to be cold when used in the biscuit mixing method. 

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This baking ingredient shortens gluten formation and provides a tender texture. 

What is fat, butter, or shortening?

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This ingredient is responsible for emulsification

What is an egg yolk?

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Has a latch and the bottom separates from the sides. 

What is a springform pan? 

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To vigorously incorporate air into a food product like eggs, butter/sugar, or cream.

What is beat.

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One or more liquids/ingredients joining together to be one cohesive property

What is emulsification?

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Eating sugar and releasing carbon dioxide

What is the process of yeast growing?

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The three types of leavening agents. 

What are physical, biological, and chemical. 

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Used on the stove top or in the oven and has a lid. 

What is a dutch oven. 

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To adhere breadcrumbs or sprinkles to a food product

What is bind?

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So fat is distributed evenly throughout the dough to create a flaky buttery texture and gluten becomes coated. 

Why butter is cut-into dry ingredients during the biscuit method?

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Activation of this leavening agent by moisture and heat. 

What is double acting backing powder?