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100

makeup methods of cookies 

bagged, dropped, rolled, molded, sheet, dropped, icebox, stencil, rolled, and bar 

100

what three things are needed for yeast to grow? 

sugar/ food, warmth and moisture 

100

what does 'NO" stand for in relation to yield? 

New/Old 

100

what are the main ingredients in yeast bread? 

flour, liquid, salt, yeast, fat and sugar 

100

what is does HACCP stand for 

hazard, analysis, critical control point 

200

what is personal hygiene 

looking after your self 

200

classes of yeast bread 

rolls, loaves, and doughnuts 

200

Five ways of maintaining personal appearance and grooming. 

take a bath, keep fingernail clean, wear clean clothing, comb hair, brush your teeth 

200

what does 'Al dente' mean 

to cook food until firm 

200

To caramelize means to 

heat sugar until it liquefies and becomes a syrup 

300

RCF in relation to yield mean 

Recipe conversion factor 

300

what makes pie crust baking different as opposed to making other dough? 

pie crust good and flaky, fat is cold and for other dough the fat is blend 

300

list TWO uses of pastry 

savory starters and desserts 

300

what are FOUR  somethings you can't do at work 

no smoke, no chewing, no drinking and no spitting 

300

The main ingredients used in pastry making are? 

flour, fat, water and salt 

400

Three types of pastry are? 

choux, shortcrust, strudel, puff, flasky 

400

what does the term Dredge mean in relation to cooking 

to lightly coat uncooked food with a dry mixture, usually with flour to be pan-fried or sauteed 

400

what does the term baking blind means 

pre-cook a pastry case with baking paper and beans 

400

How should you place your rolls on a cookie sheet if you want soft sides?

place them close together on a cookie sheet

400

How do you tell if the bread is baked thoroughly? 

tap it lightly with your hand and if it sounds hollow.

500

how does the temperature of water affect the growth of yeast? 

hot kills the yeast, cold retards the growth 

500

what are the nutritional contributions of yeast bread? 

fat, carbohydrates, protein, iron, vitamin A, niacin, thiamin and riboflavin 

500

what are the 7 steps of HACCP?

identify the hazard 

determine ccps 

set critical limits 

establish a monitoring system 

corrective actions 

verification procedures 

record keeping 


500

Five tips for perfect pastry making?

keep your hands cool/cold 

double glazed 

roll in one direction

mix as quickly and lightly as possible 

don't let the fat melt to go soft 

500

How do you shape a loaf of bread? 

rectangle to remove air bubbles 

roll up in a jelly roll

pinch seam 

push inside 

karate chop 

pan