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74 Cards in this Set
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Are said to have invented the windmill
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PERSIANS
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The first bakery was established in
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PLYMOUTH, MA
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Enriched flour as introduced in
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1939
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Is the protein part of flour that gives structure to the baked good
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GLUTEN
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Description of Wheat that is higher in protein
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HARD
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The two proteins contained in wheat flour
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GLUTENIN, GLIADIN
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An average loaf of bread contains this range of water
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8 TO 10 OZ
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Before mixing the dough allow the flour to lay on the water to make
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SLURRY
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Primary leavener in bread
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YEAST
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Three basic forms of yeast
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WET, ACTIVE DRY, INSTANT DRY
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Substitution ratio for instant yeast and fresh wet yeast
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3 OZ WET TO 1 OZ INSTANT DRY
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Yeast that must be reconstituted before use
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ACTIVE DRY
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Granulated sugar is refined sucrose that has been
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CRYSTALLIZED
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A dark brown, fine-grained, crunchy specialty sugar
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TURBINADO
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A moist, fine-grained specialty sugar that is brown in color
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MUSCOVADO
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A very fine white specialty sugar made for professional bakers
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BAKER’S SPECIAL
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Powdered sugar contains what percent of cornstarch
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3%
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Powdered sugar contains cornstarch to
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PREVENTS LUMPS
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A sugar found in milk and milk powder
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LACTOSE
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A natural invert sugar (fructose) produced by insects (bees)
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HONEY
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The three grades of molasses
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UNSULFURED, SULFURED, BLACKSTRAP
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The three animal origin fats
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LARD, TALLOW, BUTTER
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A process by which liquid oil is solidified
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HYDROGENATION
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To bring out the flavor of nuts
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LIGHTLY TOAST
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Almond and sugar paste used in cake making and figure molding
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MARZIPAN
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Another name for hazelnuts
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FILBERTS
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Paste made from hazelnut flour and sugar
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PRALINE PASTE
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Hazelnut short dough and raspberry filling
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LINZER TORTE or Linzer cookies
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The pecan tree is native to
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AMERICA
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Leads the world in walnut production
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CALIFORNIA
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Macadamia nuts contain the highest
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FAT
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Made from the roots, seeds, bark, stems, buds
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SPICES
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The dried, unripe berry of an evergreen tree
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ALLSPICE
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Has a sweet, licorice flavor
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ANISE
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The tree that produces the only true cinnamon
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CEYLON EVERGREEN
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These two spices come for the same fruit but are different in flavor and use
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NUTMEG(inner part), MACE(outer covering)
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May produce a ”positive” drug test for up to four or 5 hours, when large amount consumed
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POPPY SEEDS
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Vanilla is commercially sold in strengths (fold) of
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2X TO 64X
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The scale is a favorite of many bakers
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BALANCE BEAM
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One pint of volume is equal to the weight of
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1 LB
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Weight and volume are transferable for what items?
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Water, milk, eggs
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The primary ingredient when using the baker’s percentage for yield is
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FLOUR
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Ingredients that bind liquids and become firm during baking
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STABILIZERS
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Provide moisture in bread or softness to the grain
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TENDERIZER
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If the weight of the stabilizer is greater than the tenderizer
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DOUGH
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The weight of the tenderizer is greater than the stabilizer it is
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BATTER
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This method combines all ingredients at same time in the bowl
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STRAIGHT DOUGH METHOD
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The two step mixing method that allows yeast to develop is
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SPONGE
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The rapid rise of dough during the first phase of baking
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OVEN SPRING
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Ideal temperature for leavening activity (yeast growth) in the proof box
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90-100
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The percentage of water bread dough contains
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60 – 65%
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Yeast activity terminates when the dough reaches the temperature of
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130 - 140
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puff pastry and cream puff dough (pate a choux) are leavened by
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STEAM
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Is accomplished by encasing a block of butter or fat in layers of dough
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LAMINATION
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Laminated Yeast doughs that Are generally given three tri-folds
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DANISH/CROISSANTS
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Puff pastry will rise how many times its original size
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8X
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Cream puff dough is also referred to as
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ÉCLAIR PASTE, PATE A CHOUX
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Whole milk must contain at least what percent of butterfat
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3.25%
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English sauce is also known as
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SAUCE ANGLAISE
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English sauce (custard sauce) is a simple mixture of
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HEATED MILK, SUGAR, EGG YOLKS
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Thickness that coats the back of a spoon
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NAPPE
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Custards are thickened with
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WHOLE EGGS or yolks
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The distinguishing ingredient in pastry cream from English sauce
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STARCH(flour
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Creamy dessert filling made of base flavor, whip cream and gelatin
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BAVARIAN CREAM
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A flaky pie crust is achieved by distributing large particles
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FAT
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The three pie crust formulas
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STANDARD, MEALY, FLAKY
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The two types of starch granules
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AMYLOSE, AMYLOPECTIN
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To “pre-bake” a pie shell before adding prepared filling
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BLIND - BAKED
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Common thickener in fruit fillings
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CORN STARCH
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Type of dough recommended for tarts
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SHORT DOUGH
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The mixing methods for cookies
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CREAMING, ONE STAGE
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Six basic methods for shaping cookie doughs
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ROLLED, BAGGED, DROPPED, BAR, SHEET, ICE BOX
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This Italian bar cookie is baked twice
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BISCOTTI
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This dough is used to make holiday decorations, people, trains, houses and churches
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GINGER BREAD
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