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Professional Baking

Subject : cooking
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1. Lightly. Just enough to develop flakiness but not toughen product.






2. Formulas use less fat & sugar than rich - oily muffins sold in stores today.






3. They can be mixed more without becoming tough.






4. Popover (uses steam!)






5. A batter too thick to be poured but will drop in lumps from spoon






6. Fast & easy






7. Thin batter






8. Toughness & Tunnelling






9. DOWN. Cut straight down. Do Not TWIST CUTTER!






10. A LITTLE! Keep gluten development low. Mix only until the dry ingredients are moist.






11. Rich






12. Muffin method






13. Biscuit method






14. Greased & floured






15. Creaming method






16. Very large holes






17. Scoop batter from edge


18. Muffins - pancakes - waffles - loaf-type or sheet-type quick breads.






19. A batter that is liquid enough to be poured






20. Tea cakes






21. Mix very little - plus fat & sugar






22. 1. Cream fat - sugar - salt - milk powder 2. Gradually (little by little) add eggs 3. Add water or milk (liquid) 4. Sift together flour & baking powder in separate bowl. 5. Add to liquids & mix to a smooth dough.






23. To develop gluten so structure can hold up and make holes.






24. 1. Cream fat - sugar - salt - spices - milk powder until light 2. Mix in eggs in 2 or 3 stages 3. Sift dry ingredients (flour - baking powder) together in separate bowl 4. Stir liquid ingredients together in separate bowl 5. Add dry ingredients alter






25. Cut into squares of triangles with pastry cutter knife or roller cutters.






26. Scoop batter from OUTSIDE EDGE of bowl. Do not stir!






27. If the batter was a bread batter - you can make muffins out of it. If it was a muffin batter - you can make bread out of it.






28. Toughens them.






29. 1. Sift together dry ingredients 2. combine all liquids - including melted fat 3. Add liquids to dry. Mix only until batter is moist. Will look lumpy. Do Not Overmix! 4. Pan and bake immediately!






30. Knead the biscuit method. Muffin method only mix until batter is just moist (it will be lumpy)






31. Gingerbread!






32. More cakelike & less flaky






33. Creaming method






34. Corn meal






35. Eggs






36. Mixes ingredients together more evenly/uniformly






37. You get very tender biscuits with less volume (not as high)






38. No. Only mix until ingredients are moistened. Batter may be lumpy.






39. Do Not STIR OR MIX the batter. It will toughen it!






40. Toughness & tunnelling






41. 1. Soft doughs (biscuits - rolled out & cut into shapes) 2. Batters (pour batters & drop batters)






42. Method that begins with the blending of fat & sugar (cakes - cookies - etc.)






43. Brown evenly






44. Popovers are leavened with steam.






45. Bread flour. Popover structure must be strong enough to hold up the large holes. Batter mixed well to develop gluten. HIGH % OF EGGS used to give structure.






46. Greased or lined with silicone paper






47. Tougher






48. First with honey. Then with sugarcane. Last with molasses.






49. 1. scale ingredients 2. sift dry ingredients together 3. cut in fat (until it looks like cornmeal) 4. combine liquid ingredients in separate bowl 5. add to dry ingredients & mix just until soft dough forms (DON'T Overmix!) 6. Bring dough to bench & k






50. Produces fine textured goods and less danger of overmixing