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What is gluten?
Substance made of wheat flour
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What is a lean dough?
A dough low in fat and sugar
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What is fermentation?
When yeast reacts with ingredients too produce CO2 and alcohol
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What is one purpose of punching?
Expels carbon dioxide, redistributes the yeast , relaxes the gluten and equalizes the temperature
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What is benching?
Allowing rounded portions of dough too rest on the bench
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What is a strong flour?
Comes from a hard wheat
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What is the straight dough method?
Throw it all in and mix it up
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How many stages are in the sponge method?
2
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Is there ever a second punching process?
Sometimes depending on the product
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What is the process that further increases the volume of the shaped dough?
Proofing
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What is a weak flour?
A flour that has low protein content
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What is an example of a rich dough product?
Any type of sweet roll, with high sugar and fat
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How many steps are in the yeast dough production?
12
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What is scaling?
Using a bakers scale too divide up bits of dough
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Are proofing temperatures or fermentation temperatures generally higher?
Proofing
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What is bread?
Nothing more than baked dough of flour and water
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What is one of the main three purposes of mixing yeast doughs
1.Combine all ingredients 2.Distribute the yeast evenly throughout
3.To
develop gluten
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What attachment do you use for the vertical mixture?
Dough arm
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What are 2 causes of poor volume?
Too much salt, too little yeast, weak flour, under or over mixing, improper fermentation or oven too hot
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When proofing rich doughs do you underproof, overproof or normally proof?
Underproof
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What is a loss of crispness caused by?
Absorbtion of moisture
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What are the two principle mixing methods?
The straight dough method and the sponge dough method
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What is the first two purposes of mixing?
Combining the ingredients and distributing the yeast
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What can cause a grey crumb?
Fermentation time or temperature too high
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What is the ideal temperature too proof?
80 too 95 farenheit (27 to 35 celsius)