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Baked Products Mixing Methods 2.05. Dough Vs Batter Soft Dough Used mainly for biscuits Shape by hand Batter Pour batter Liquid enough to pour Pancakes.

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1 Baked Products Mixing Methods 2.05

2 Dough Vs Batter Soft Dough Used mainly for biscuits Shape by hand Batter Pour batter Liquid enough to pour Pancakes Drop batter Thicker & will drop from spoon Muffins

3 Baked Products Ingredients- Flour Gives baked goods structure Gluten gives strength & elasticity 3 types: Bread Heaviest Has most gluten All-purpose Can be: Plain Self-rising- has salt & baking powder added Cake Lightest

4 Baked Products Ingredients- Leavening Agents Steam Produced in most baked products High temperatures mixed w/ liquids Carbon Dioxide Chemical reaction between ingredients 3 ingredients make CO2: Yeast Baking soda Baking powder

5 Baked Products Ingredients- Leavening Agents Yeast Microscopic, single- celled plant Must ferment 3 types: Compressed Dry-Active Fast-rising

6 Baked Products Ingredients- Leavening Agents Baking Soda Sodium Bicarbonate An alkali Needs acid to work Buttermilk Molasses Brown sugar

7 Baked Products Ingredients- Leavening Agents Baking Powder Contains dry acid or acid salt, baking soda, & starch/flour Most are double- acting Releases some co2 when moistened & rest when heated

8 Baked Products Ingredients- Liquids Hydrates Helps form gluten Moisten or dissolve ingredients Serves as leavening agents

9 Baked Products Ingredients- Fats Tenderizing agents

10 Baked Products Ingredients- Eggs Incorporate air Add flavor & color Add structure

11 Baked Products Ingredients- Sugar Gives sweetness Tenderizes Helps crusts brown Gives moisture

12 Baked Products Ingredients- Salt Adds flavor Helps yeast

13 Biscuit Mixing Method

14 Used for: Biscuits Pie Crusts

15 Biscuit Mixing Method- Steps Sift Dry ingredients together

16 Biscuit Mixing Method- Steps Cut in shortening using pastry blender Can use knives, fingers, fork Should have consistency of course cornmeal

17 Biscuit Mixing Method- Steps Add liquid & mix Drop-use tablespoon/mixing spoon to “drop” dough onto pan Bake at 375-475

18 Biscuit Mixing Method- Steps Rolled Turn dough onto floured counter/pastry sheet Knead 8-10 times gently Using rolling pin, roll dough to ½ to ¾ inch thick

19 Biscuit Mixing Method- Steps Cut biscuits with floured glass/biscuit cutter Place on pan & bake at 375-475 F until golden brown

20 Biscuit Mixing Method- Steps

21 Characteristics of Biscuits High- Quality Biscuits Even shape Smooth, level top with straight sides Crust is evenly browned Interior is white to creamy white Crumb is moist & fluffy Peels off in layers

22 Characteristics of Biscuits Under-Mixed Biscuits Low volume Rounded top Slightly rough crust Crumb is tender

23 Characteristics of Biscuits Over-Mixed Biscuit Low volume Rounded top that is smooth Crumb is tough & compact

24 Muffin Mixing Method

25 Used for: Muffins Popovers Pancakes Waffles Crepes Fruit Breads

26 Muffin Mixing Method- Steps 1. Combine all dry ingredients 2. Combine all liquid ingredients 3. Make well in dry ingredients and pour in liquid 4. Mix until flour/dry ingredients are moistened only. DO NOT over-mix! Batter will be lumpy! 5. Pour or spoon into muffin tins/cups or pan 6. Bake according to recipe.

27 Muffin Mixing Method High Quality Muffins: Thin, evenly browned crust Top is symmetrical Texture is uniform Crumb is tender & light

28 Muffin Mixing Method Over-mixed Peaked top Pale, slick crust Tunnels in interior

29 Muffin Mixing Method Under-Mixed Low volume Flat top Course crumb


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