MIDTERM - LESSON 5 Flashcards
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What are the liquids in Baking?
PLAIN WATER, MILK, FRUIT JUICE
It is the cheapest ingredient in baking
WATER
Distilled or rain water
SOFT WATER
Use this tends to flatten out the dough
SOFT WATER
Water which contains minerals such as salt, calcium and magnesium
HARD WATER
Contains average amount of mineral salts
MEDIUM HARD WATER
Ideal for breadmaking
MEDIUM HARD WATER
Contains excessive carbonates of calcium & magnesium
VERY HARD WATER
Toughens the dough
VERY HARD WATER
Contains sodium
ALKALINE WATER
Lacteal secretion obtained by milking a cow “unqualified”
MILK
Is a whole cow’s milk
MILK
Fresh milk as it comes out from the cow, with nothing removed and added
WHOLE COW’S MILK
Milk that has been treated so that the cream does not seperate
HOMOGENIZED MILK
Milk heated to 140 F for 30 minutes and then cooled down to 50 F
PASTEURIZED MILK
Has had no fat removed and contains 3 1/2 percent milk fat
WHOLE MILK
Has had some fat removed and contains either 2 percent or 1 percent milk fat
LOW FAT MILK
Contains not more than 1/2 percent of milk fat
FAT-FREE OR NON-FAT MILK (SKIM MILK)
Fresh milk that has been cultured/soured
BUTTERMILK
Milk that has been treated until part of its moisture is evaporated
EVAPORATED MILK
Milk heated to allow part of the water to evaporate and 40-55 percent of sugar is added as preservative
CONDENSED MILK
Heated to remove most of its moisture content
DRIED OR MILK POWDER
Contain all milk solids and fat
WHOLE DRIED MILK
Contains all milk solids without the fat
SKIM DRIED MILK