Lesson 5: Bread Making Flashcards

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1
Q

It is a staple food
prepared by baking a
dough.

A

Bread

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2
Q

It is popular around the
world and is one of the
world’s oldest foods.

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Bread

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2
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12 Stages of Bread
Making

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1.Gathering everything that you need. (Mise en place)
2. Measuring the ingredients.
3. Mixing the dough to the right consistency.
4. Knead the dough.
5. Benching.
6. Deflating and dividing.
7. Shaping
8. Proofing
9. Pre-heating and preparing the oven
10. Make up and panning
11. Baking
12.Cooling

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3
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Basic Mixing Process

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  1. Stirring
  2. Blending
  3. Creaming
  4. Folding
  5. Beating
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4
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8 steps in Bread Baking Process

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  1. Ingredients
  2. Mixing
  3. Resting
  4. Kneading
  5. Rising
  6. Shaping
  7. Rising
  8. Baking
  9. Cooling and Eating
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5
Q

It is a generic term that pertains stirring, blending, creaming, folding and beating until it becomes one product. Each of the term produce a specific texture and quality to the baked goodies.

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Mixing

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6
Q

Classification of
Bakery Products

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▪ Lean Bread
▪ Rich dough Bread or Viennoiserie
▪ Quick Bread

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7
Q

It refers to bread that contains flour, salt
and water.

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Lean Bread

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8
Q

It refers to a kind of dough that has high
contents of fat, sugar and eggs.

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Rich dough Bread or Viennoiserie.

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9
Q

It covers a wide range of non-yeasted products.

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Quick Bread

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9
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It is the classic French loaf familiar to most people in north america

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Baguette

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10
Q

4 Common Lean Bread

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  1. Baguette
  2. Bagel
  3. Naan Bread
  4. Foccacia
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11
Q

It is a ring-shaped and symbolizes life. Made from very stiff dough.

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bagel

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12
Q

baguette is originated in?

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Paris, France

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13
Q

A flatbread flavored
with yogurt and black onion seeds sprinkled on top of the bread before
baking.

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Naan Bread

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14
Q

It is a classic flat bread, rich in olive oil and
flavored with rosemary.

14
Q

naan bread is originated in?

15
Q

Rich with butter and has 60 percent of the flour weight.

16
Q

Classification of Rich Dough Bread or
Viennoiserie

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  1. Brioche
  2. Danish
  3. Croissant
17
Q

The flour weight of brioche bread is?

18
Q

Also known as bread of
Vienna.

19
Q

danish bread is originated in?

20
Q

A flaky buttery yeast roll shaped like a crescent
and made from a rolled-in dough.

21
Q

A type of bread made
from quick-acting
leavening agents. Spices,
nuts and fruit can also
be added to alter flavors.

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Characteristics of Quick Bread
1. Have bread and cake texture. 2. Leaveners are quick compared to traditional leavening agent. 3. Easy to produce and can be made quickly.
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Mixing Method for Quick Bread
1. Biscuit Method 2. Creaming Method 3. Blending Method
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It is achieved by cutting a fat into the flour and other dry ingredients and then adding the liquid ingredients and blending incorporation.
Biscuit Method
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A fat and sugar is rubbed all together until they form a smooth paste.
Creaming Method
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All dry ingredients are mixed and set aside then same with the liquid ingredients. The liquid ingredients are then poured into the dry ingredients by simply cutting in and keep the mixing to a minimum to prevent excessive development of gluten.
Blending Method
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Examples of Quick Bread
1. Banana Bread 2. Muffin 3. Scone 4. Blini 6. Crepe 7. Paris brest 8. Cream Puff (french pastry)
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Three phases of mixing in the production of dough
1. Blending the ingredients 2. Forming the dough 3. Developing the dough