DESSERT TYPES and PRINCIPLES Flashcards
variety of confectioneries such as sweet cakes and preserves. served as the final phase of the meal
desserts
soft bread variety made with bread softened in milk with egg and sugar added
puddings
consists high proportions of fat, flour, and a little water resulting to a tender and flaky crust
pies
small pies with a single crust and an open top
tarts
rich muffins with high proportion of fat, eggs, and sugar.
cakes
small cakes with high proportion of fat, eggs, and sugar
muffins
mixture of milk, eggs, and sugar molded in flan molders and are either baked or steamed
custard
milk product with more fat than milk itself.
cream
light - coffee, tea, cereal
medium - whipping cream
heavy - fruit salads and cream cakes
egg whites beaten to stiff stage with sugar added gradually
meringues
very thin pancakes
crepes
pour batters with 1:1 ratio of flour and water
pancakes and waffles
similar to pancakes but come with an extra egg and fat for a richer and tender product. crispier, drier, and more uniformly brown
waffles
hollow shells that are crispy and brown on the outside but is moist and soggy on the inside. contains creamy filling
cream puffs
richer than cream puffs and are usually topped with caramelized syrup
popovers
frozen milk products made of cream or milk, sugar, and stabilizer.
ice cream and sherbets
ice cream has ____ milk fat content while sherbets have ____ milk
8%, 3%
healthy food made of whole low fat or skim milk. a mix of bacterial culture is added and is incubated at 45degreeC until acidity and flavor is achieved
yogurt
universal type of desserts and are most nutritious
fruits
confectioners made of ground almonds, confectioner sugar, and water. resembles a dough and is rolled in thin sheets
marzipan
made of soft dough leavened with yeast and baking powder mixed with milk, sugar, and shortening. cross between soft bread and cookies
doughnut
biscuit dough topped with fruits and nuts folded in whipped cream
shortcakes
principles in preparing desserts (14)
- select good quality fruits
- prepare fruits that easily discolor as near to serving time as possible
- dessert salads are kept chilled until served. salad dressings are not added until before serving.
- serve in correct temperature (54-66C hot, 16C cold)
- hold dessert temperatures vary (food warmers or chillers to hold)
- use canned pineapples. fresh leave bitter taste
- reduce acid concentration
- adjust the amount of thickening used to reduce undue thickening
- in making fillings, add egg yolks to mixture at the beginning
- avoid overstirring tapioca pearls
- when making fine thick syrup for frosting, add cream of tartar or corn syrup to the dissolved sugar before cooking to avoid crystallization
- use the correct type of flour
- avoid overmixing and overbaking batters
- produce stable foam of egg whites