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    During the 17th century, in Europe even though the art was not formed until the mid-1800. (Beckett 1) In the art of culinary, cake decorating is often looked over. The beautiful decorations of the cakes are often seen by people, they do not recognize the history of the art. Cake Decorating has a colored and difficult history. Around this time, cake pans started making appearances in the homes in Northern Europe. This helped display the creativity of the elaborate dessert for banquets and feasts…

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    www.mountainorthodontics.com – orthodontist Squamish Holiday Foods to Avoid It seems like only yesterday that we were basking in the warmth of summer, and now the holiday season is just around the corner. This time of year can be a tricky one if you have braces and there are definitely some foods that you will need to avoid. As the premier orthodontist in Squamish, here is a list of the foods that I recommend you avoid this holiday season. Foods to Avoid Unfortunately, many of your favourite…

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    nice quality for many reasons, but here are only three. First flour is made from wheat, and it is also used in baking and cooking. It makes food rise and taste nice. It takes three hundred fifty ears of wheat to make enough flour for one loaf of bread, and one bushel (one and a quarter cubic feet) makes forty-two pounds of flour. Then do you know the Pillsbury company? Well, they make lots of things. Back then Charles Pillsbury made the company, and they have been making flour for fifteen years…

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    The amount of flour added to a cookie recipe does affect the height of a cookie. The question for this experiment is “Does changing amount of flour affect the height of the baked cookie”? The hypothesis of this experiment is if less flour is added to a cookie recipe,then the cookie will rise in height. The amount of flour is the independent variable and the height of the cookie is the dependent variable. The control variables are the oven temperature, the cookie recipe, and the ingredients…

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    In the poems “Home-Baked Bread”, by Sally Croft, and “The Joy of Cooking”, by Elaine Magarrell, the authors use the topic of cooking to describe different types of relationships between people. Both poems use many different types of devices and figurative language, such as metaphors and symbolism, to convey their true meaning and message to the reader. In “Home Baked Bread”, Sally Croft uses the simple topic of baking bread to describe a sexual relationship. She uses many figures of speech to…

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    Research Paper On Pizza

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    PEOPLE LOVE PIZZA BECAUSE… Have you ever wondered why pizza is so loved all over the world by billions of people? It is technically a very difficult to know as to why everyone really love pizza. One of the major reasons is probably the fact that it is versatile, because you can literally put anything on a pizza, you can put any type of food for your toppings. There are pizza places where they put chocolate instead of tomato sauce, and fruits instead of cheese or meat. It would also depend on a…

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    Pop Tarts History

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    Introduction Pop-Tarts is a brand of rectangular, pre-baked pastry, which were introduced by Kellogg Company in 1964. Pop-Tarts consists of a sugary filling sealed between two layers of thin pastry crust. They are designed to be warmed inside a toaster or microwave. As of today Pop-Tarts are distributed to these markets; in the United States, Canada, Finland, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, Ireland, and New Zealand. We wish to introduce the Pop-Tart to Norway, a country known for loving sweets…

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    Yeast Bread Research Paper

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    things man has made is baking, a way to cook bread and other delicious pastries. But to make the thick heavy dough into the airy scrumptious large bread that we eat on a daily basic requires a lot more skill and science than one would think. The way that bread raises is with a vital ingredient called yeast. But what is yeast and what things affect the outcome that it makes. That is what I have researched and have come to inform people about. To know how bread works one has to know what yeast is.…

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    coffee cups in the middle rack of the serving tray. And as we all know, breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Not failing to mention, the expression breaking bread also takes place here with the sliced bread on the top of the serving tray, it is almost as if to say “during the most important meal of the day, breaking bread with friends is essential and to do so use our…

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    Topic: Which bread mold grows the fastest White Bread vs Whole Wheat? Method: 1. Place a piece of bread into a zip lock bag, and put a teaspoon full of water over each piece. Make sure that each piece of bread are equally damp by spreading the water evenly. 2. Place each zip lock bag in a warm, dark environment where they won’t be disturbed and keep some distance between the samples. Don’t let the zip lock bags touch. 3. Make sure to take evidence everyday such as a photo or written down…

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