Baking and Pastry - Mastering the Art and Craft Flashcards

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What are whole grains?

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Grains that have not been milled.

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Define Green Flour.

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Freshly milled flour that is not suitable for the bakeshop. It has immature proteins that tend to absorb more water and are not elastic.

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What colour does freshly milled flour appear to be?

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Yellow

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What chemicals are sometimes used to replicate the aging and bleaching process in flour?

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~ Benzoyl Peroxide

~ Chlorine Dioxide

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What is meant by a label on flour that reads “bleached flour”?

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This label means that the flour has been chemically aged and bleached.

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What are 3 treatments that might be done to flour?

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  1. Aging and Bleaching
  2. Oxidizing
  3. Enrichment
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What compound is used to oxidize flour? What does it do?

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~ Potassium Bromate

~ When potassium bromate is present in flour, product volume increases by 10-15%

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True or False - Enriching flour impacts the baking performance of the flour.

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False

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What nutrients are added in the flour enrichment process?

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~ Thiamine
~ Niacin
~ Riboflavin
~ Iron
~ Folic Acid
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List 5 types of flour.

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~ All-Purpose Flour
~ Bread Flour
~ Cake Flour
~ Clear Flour
~ Durum Flour
~ High-Gluten Flour
~ Pastry Flour
~ Semolina
~ Whole Wheat Flour
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What is All-Purpose Flour?

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A combination of hard and soft wheat flour milled from the endosperm of the wheat kernel.

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What is the protein content in All-Purpose Flour?

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8-12%

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What is Bread Flour?

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A patent flour, made of hard wheat flour made from the endosperm.

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What is the protein content of Bread Flour?

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11-13%

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What is Cake Flour?

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Soft wheat flour used for cakes and cookies.

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What is the protein content of Cake Flour?

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6-9%

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What is Clear Flour?

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A hard wheat flour made from the endosperm has a darker colour than bread or high-gluten flour. Clear flour is typically used in rye bread.

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What is the protein content of Clear Flour?

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13-15%

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What is Durum Flour?

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Flour milled from the endosperm of the durum wheat kernel. It is a hard flour used in bread making.

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What is the protein content of Durum Flour?

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12-14%

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What is High-Gluten Flour?

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Flour milled from the entire endosperm. It is used in bagels and hard rolls.

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What is the protein content of High-Gluten Flour?

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13-14%

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What is Pastry Flour used for?

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Pastry Flour is often used for pie crust dough, muffins, and some biscuits, as well as pastries.

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What is the protein content of Pastry Flour?

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8-10%

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What is Semolina?
A more coarsely ground durum wheat flour, typically used for making pasta.
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What is Whole Wheat Flour?
A hard wheat flour milled from the entire wheat kernel, including the bran and germ.
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Why does Whole Wheat Flour turn rancid rapidly?
Due to the high-fat content of the germ.
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What is the protein content of Whole Wheat Flour?
14-16%
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What is Cracked Wheat?
A coarsely cracked or cut wheat kernel, that includes the bran and germ. It lends texture and flavour to breads.
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What is Vital Wheat Gluten?
The insoluble gluten protein extracted from flour during the milling process, which has been dried and ground into a powder.
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What is Vital Wheat Gluten used for?
It is used to fortify dough.
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List the 4 types of Rye Flour.
1. White Rye Flour 2. Medium Rye Flour 3. Dark Rye Flour 4. Pumpernickel
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What is the protein content of White Rye Flour?
8-10%
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What is the protein content of Medium Rye Flour?
9-11%
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What is the protein content of Dark Rye Flour?
14-17%
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What portion of the endosperm is Dark Rye Flour milled from?
The outer portion of the endosperm.
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What is Pumpernickel?
Pumpernickel, also known as Rye Meal, is a coarse grind made from the entire rye kernel.
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List 5 other grains and cereals.
``` ~ Oats ~ Oat Flour ~ Steel-Cut Oats ~ Rolled Oats ~ Instant Oats ~ Buckwheat ~ Spelt ~ Millet ~ Cornmeal ~ Rice ~ Rice Flour ```
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True or False - Oat Flour is gluten-free.
True
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Explain the difference between steel-cut oats, rolled oats, and instant oats.
Steel-Cut Oats - are milled by cracking oat groats into smaller pieces. Rolled Oats - are made by steaming and flattening oat groats. Instant Oats - are cracked oat groats that are precooked, dried, and rolled.
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Describe Buckwheat.
Buckwheat is a cereal grain that has a distinctive, nutty, whole-grain flavour and a relatively high fat content. It may be roasted or unroasted.
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What is Roasted Buckwheat sold as?
Kasha
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True or False - Buckwheat is not a type of wheat.
True
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What is Spelt?
Spelt is a cereal grain that contains less gluten and more protein than wheat.
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What is Millet?
A gluten-free seed with a mild flavour.
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How is Cornmeal made?
By grinding dried corn kernels.
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What is the difference between white and brown rice?
White rice has had all the bran removed, whereas brown rice has only some of the bran removed.
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List 10 varieties of sugar, syrups, and other sweeteners.
``` ~ Granulated Sugar ~ Superfine Sugar ~ Sanding Sugar ~ Pearl or Decorating Sugar ~ Brown Sugar ~ Turbinado Sugar ~ Confectioners' Sugar ~ Isomalt ~ Corn Syrup ~ Glucose Syrup ~ Molasses ~ Malt Syrup ~ Golden Syrup ~ Honey ~ Maple Syrup ~ Inverted Syrup ```
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What is Granulated Sugar?
Pure refined sucrose made from sugar cane or sugar beets. It has small, evenly sized crystals.
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What is Superfine Sugar?
Sucrose in very small crystals that dissolve quickly.
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What is Sanding Sugar?
Sugar that has large crystals and is used primarily for decoration.
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What is Pearl/Decorating Sugar?
Sugar with large pearl-shaped crystals used for decoration.
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What is Brown Sugar?
Granulated Sugar with added molasses.
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What is Turbinado Sugar?
A coarse-grained partially refined sugar with a light brown colour and a very mild molasses shape.
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What is Confectioners' Sugar?
Ground granulated sugar with up to 3% cornstarch added to keep it from caking.
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Which is finer, 6X or 10X confectioners' sugar?
10X
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What is Isomalt?
A crystalline "sugar-free" sweetener made from sucrose.
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What is Corn Syrup produced from?
Cornstarch
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What is the glucose content of Corn Syrup?
15-20%
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True or False - Corn Syrup resists crystallization.
True
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What is the Dextrose Equivalent of Glucose Syrup?
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What is Malt Syrup made from?
Barley and Corn
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What is Golden Syrup?
Is processed from sugarcane juice.
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List 4 types of gelling agents.
~ Gelatin ~ Pectin ~ Agar-Agar ~ Starches
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What is agar-agar derived from?
Sea Vegetables
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True or False - Gelatin has stronger gelling properties than agar-agar.
False
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List 5 thickening starches.
``` ~ Arrowroot ~ Potato Starch ~ Cornstarch ~ Tapioca ~ Flour ```
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What is a modified starch?
Starch that have been modified through a process involving acid and hydrolysis. Starches produced in this manner are better for frozen items that will be thawed as they resist separation.
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How much milk fat must be in heavy/whipping cream?
At least 35%
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What is the milk fat percentage of light cream?
Between 16-32%
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What is the milk fat percentage of half-and-half cream?
10-12%
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List 4 examples of fermented and cultured milk products.
~ Buttermilk ~ Yogurt ~ Sour Cream ~ Creme Fraiche
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How is Creme Fraiche made?
By adding an acid to cream that has 30% milk fat.
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What is the minimum percentage of milk fat that butter must contain?
80%
75
List 8 Apple Varieties
``` ~ Red Delicious ~ Golden Delicious ~ Granny Smith ~ McIntosh ~ Rome Beauty ~ Winesap ~ Fuji ~ Gala ```
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List 6 Pear Varieties
``` ~ Bartlett ~ Bosc ~ Comice ~ d’Anjou ~ Seckel ~ Asian ```
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List 10 types of berries
``` ~ Blackberries ~ Blueberries ~ Boysenberries ~ Cranberries ~ Currants ~ Elderberries ~ Gooseberries ~ Grapes ~ Raspberries ~ Strawberries ```
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List 6 citrus fruits
``` ~ Grapefruit ~ Kumquats ~ Lemons ~ Meyer Lemons ~ Oranges ~ Limes ```
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What 4 types do oranges come in?
~ Juice ~ Eating ~ Bitter ~ Mandarin
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What is a Meyer Lemon?
Meyer Lemons are not true lemons but rather a hybrid that is imported from China. They are a cross between a lemon and an orange. Their flesh is a light orange-yellow colour and the juice is sweeter than a regular lemon.
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What are the 4 major types of melons?
~ Cantaloupe ~ Muskmelons ~ Watermelon ~ Winter Melons
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What melons are classified as winter melons?
~ Honeydew ~ Casaba ~ Crenshaw They are characterized by their late harvest.
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List 5 stone fruits
``` ~ Peaches ~ Nectarines ~ Apricots ~ Plums ~ Cherries ```
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List 14 Exotic Fruits
``` ~ Bananas ~ Coconuts ~ Figs ~ Guavas ~ Kiwis ~ Lychees ~ Mangoes ~ Papayas ~ Passion Fruits ~ Persimmons ~ Pineapples ~ Plantains ~ Pomegranates ~ Star Fruits ```