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Gluten Balls Megan S, Alixis, Oksana, and Brooke
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Materials Needed Equipment: Electronic Balance 100 mL graduated cylinder 5 Small mixing bowls Electric Mixer Large Spoon Supplies Whole wheat flour All Purpose Flour Cake Flour Bread Flour White Rice Flour Water
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Step 1 We massed 75g of each flour and combined each flour with 100 mL of water in small mixing bowls.
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Step 2 We then beat each of the flours with the electric mixer for 2 minutes.
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Step 3 After that we mixed we massed another 75g of each flour and added it to the same type of flour. We stirred it in with a spoon until it was at a dough consistency.
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Step 4 We then kneaded each of the dough for about 10 minutes. Afterwards we shaped it into a ball
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Step 5 We then stretched each dough until it started to tear. Then measured how long it stretched.
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Data Table Whole- Wheat Flour All- Purpose Flour Cake Flour Bread Flour White Rice Flour AppearanceClayMessyClaySolidDry TextureGrainySticky ToughGritty Length1ft 2in5in1ft7inDoesnt stretch
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Questions 1.Which dough ball stretched the farthest? The Least? Wheat Flour. Rice Flour 2.Which flours will form the most gluten? The Wheat Flour.
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