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Common ingredients and what differs in quick breads

Ingredients Common ones = flour, liquid, salt


What differs = ratio of flour to liquid

3 basic mixing methods

Muffin method


conventional cake


biscuit/ pastry

mixing of biscuit/pastry

solid fat cut into sifted dry ingredients


Add liquid, stir w/ fork, just to moisten


Gentle kneading to shape dough


Produces flaky texture

Muffin method

All dry ingredients in 1 bowl


All liquid in 2nd bowl (use liquid/melted fat)


Add liquid to dry and stir just to moisten


Texture tends to be coarse, porous,crumbly

Conventional cake

Cream sugar with solid fat


Add beaten egg


Alternate dry and liquid ingredients


Start with dry so as not to break emulsion


Texture is tender crumb, small pores

Yeast breads

Rely on growth of yeast and anaerobicmetabolism (glycolysis) for CO2 production

essential ingredients of yeast bread

flour, liquid, yeast, salt

What does salt do in yeast breads

controls fermentation


None = too rapid coarse bread


Too much = slow firm, compact loaf

what is the optimal percent of sugar in yeast breads for fermentation

3-6%

fermentation

Yeast transforms sugar to alcohol & CO2

proofing

2nd rising in the pan


Requires higher humidity

oven spring

rapid inc. in volume (80%)in first 5-10 mins of baking


due to gas expanding as heated , inc’d yeast fermentation ,inc’d enzyme activity , and gluten softening

sponge dough

Combine yeast, liquid and must enough flour to make a thick batter


Ferment until light, bubbly


Add sugar, salt, fat & remaining flour


Knead dough


Continue same as straight dough


Recommended if using old yeast

straight dough

re-hydrate yeast in warm liquid


add 1/3 flour and mix vigorously


add remaining flour gradually when can no longer stir - transfer to board & knead until smooth and elastic


ferment in warm place


punch down & divide into loaf pans


let rest (~15 mins.) shape loafplace in pan-seam down, greased bottomproof until doubledbake

no knead dough

Best for dough w/ hi fat & sugar contentAlso uses less flour


Straight method used, but dough is beaten


Shaped, panned, proofed, baked


Will have yeasty flavor, coarse grain


Advantage is shorter time

cool rise mixing methods

Used to reduce time and steps


Vigorously beat 1st 2 flour additions


Shape dough with rolling pin (gives greateruniformity)


Put shaped dough in refrigerator for onerising period


Can make dough ahead and refrigerate 3-5 days