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Home Baking

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    Home Baking
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  • List 3 advantages of home baking
    Better flavour/ aroma, Fresher, Awareness of ingredients, Can be modified to suit dietary requirements, More sustainable, Enjoyable activity
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  • What is the role of fat in a bake product?
    Keeps it fresher for longer
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  • List 3 types of fat used in baking
    Butter, Margarine, Oil
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  • What is the role of sugar in a baked item?
    Sweetness/ Decoration
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  • What is the role of an egg in a baked good?
    Bind dry ingredients and trap air
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  • List 4 examples of liquids used in baking
    Milk, buttermilk, water, dairyfree alternatives (e.g Oat milk)
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  • List 3 guidelines to follow when home baking
    Use by dates, weigh accurately, preparing tins before you start, preheat oven and prepare shelves, follow the recipe exaclty, avoid overhandling, time cooking a
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  • How can you tell if bread is baked properly?
    The bottom should sound hollow when knocked
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  • How can you tell if a cake/ muffin is baked?
    Skewer test, and springs back when lightly pressed.
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  • List the four types of raising agent
    Air, Baking powder, bread soda, yeast
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  • What is the rubbing in method?
    Fat is rubbed into the flour with the tips of fingers until it resembles breadcrumbs
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  • Give 2 uses of the all-in-one method
    Cupcakes, Madeira cakes
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  • List 3 uses of the rub in method
    scones, pastry, soda bread
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  • Explain how baking powder works as a raising agent.
    Baking powder is both an alkali and an acid, when mixed with water it produces CO2 which expands and pushes up the mixture- once cooked, a crust forms
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  • Explain how bread soda works as a raising agent
    Bread soda is an alkali. When mixed with an acid and liquid, CO2 is formed - pushes the mixture up and once cooked the product stays risen
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  • What does yeast need to act as a rasing agent?
    Warmth, Moisture, a slighly acidic pH, Oxygen, Food,
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