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  • 1

    5 Core Competencies in Bread and Pastry Production NC II are

    PREPARE AND PRODUCE BAKERY PRODUCTS, PREPARE AND PRODUCE PASTRY PRODUCTS, PREPARE AND PRESENT GATEAUX, TORTES AND CAKES, PRESENT DESSERT, PREPARE AND DISPLAY PETITS FOURS

  • 2

    These are cakes made with butter, margarine, and vegetable shortening. These are made by one of two methods: the creaming method and the two- stage or blending method.

    HIGH FAT OR SHORTENED CAKES

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    Are made with little or no shortening and depend for most or all their leavening on the air trapped in beaten eggs. These are mixed either by the foaming or sponge method, the angel food method and the chiffon method.

    LOW FAT OR FOAM-TYPE CAKES

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    shortening based = aerating properties -oil = water emulsions

    BATTERS

  • 5

    egg based = aerating properties -without fat

    FOAM

  • 6

    Combination of Batters and Foams

    CHIFFON

  • 7

    Provides the structure or the framework of the cake and is the ingredient used in the largest quantity

    FLOUR

  • 8

    gives flavor, improves texture, and helps flour products to brown.

    SUGAR

  • 9

    Will improve the color and texture of a cake.

    EGGS

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    refers to any solid fat.

    SHORTENING

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    provides moisture and helps to blend the ingredients together.

    LIQUID

  • 12

    A variety of ingredients such as spices, extracts (vanilla, etc.), nuts, chocolate, and fruits are used in cakes to produce definite flavors.

    FLAVOR INGREDIENTS

  • 13

    For Cake 1/8 tsp of POTASSIUM SORBATE For 2 1/2 cup flour (this will last for 7 days)

    PRESERVATIVE

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    CREAMING METHOD also called the

    CONVENTIONAL METHOD

  • 15

    ARRANGE THIS CREAMING METHOD 1. Add one-fourth of the sifted dry ingredients alternately with one-third of the liquid ingredients. 2. Sift the flour, leaveners, and other ingredients as necessary. 3.Cream the butter and sugar until the mixture is light and smooth. 4. Add the eggs and mix them until the batter is smooth.

    2, 3, 4, 1,

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    5 Core Competencies in Bread and Pastry Production NC II are

    PREPARE AND PRODUCE BAKERY PRODUCTS, PREPARE AND PRODUCE PASTRY PRODUCTS, PREPARE AND PRESENT GATEAUX, TORTES AND CAKES, PRESENT DESSERT, PREPARE AND DISPLAY PETITS FOURS

  • 2

    These are cakes made with butter, margarine, and vegetable shortening. These are made by one of two methods: the creaming method and the two- stage or blending method.

    HIGH FAT OR SHORTENED CAKES

  • 3

    Are made with little or no shortening and depend for most or all their leavening on the air trapped in beaten eggs. These are mixed either by the foaming or sponge method, the angel food method and the chiffon method.

    LOW FAT OR FOAM-TYPE CAKES

  • 4

    shortening based = aerating properties -oil = water emulsions

    BATTERS

  • 5

    egg based = aerating properties -without fat

    FOAM

  • 6

    Combination of Batters and Foams

    CHIFFON

  • 7

    Provides the structure or the framework of the cake and is the ingredient used in the largest quantity

    FLOUR

  • 8

    gives flavor, improves texture, and helps flour products to brown.

    SUGAR

  • 9

    Will improve the color and texture of a cake.

    EGGS

  • 10

    refers to any solid fat.

    SHORTENING

  • 11

    provides moisture and helps to blend the ingredients together.

    LIQUID

  • 12

    A variety of ingredients such as spices, extracts (vanilla, etc.), nuts, chocolate, and fruits are used in cakes to produce definite flavors.

    FLAVOR INGREDIENTS

  • 13

    For Cake 1/8 tsp of POTASSIUM SORBATE For 2 1/2 cup flour (this will last for 7 days)

    PRESERVATIVE

  • 14

    CREAMING METHOD also called the

    CONVENTIONAL METHOD

  • 15

    ARRANGE THIS CREAMING METHOD 1. Add one-fourth of the sifted dry ingredients alternately with one-third of the liquid ingredients. 2. Sift the flour, leaveners, and other ingredients as necessary. 3.Cream the butter and sugar until the mixture is light and smooth. 4. Add the eggs and mix them until the batter is smooth.

    2, 3, 4, 1,