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1 Quick Breads

2 Breads: Quick breads: Leavened by agents that allow immediate baking – they do not need to rise. Yeast breads: Leavened by yeast which needs sitting time to react and cause volume.

3 Leavening Agents Quick breads are named because they rise quickly due to chemical leavening agents (baking powder, baking soda) Quick breads are NOT leavened by yeast

4 Examples of Quick Breads
Muffins Pancakes Waffles Biscuits Banana bread Scones

5 Leavening Agents Make product rise Add volume Add height
Example: Yeast, Baking Powder, Baking Soda, Eggs, Steam

6 Flour Provides structure, is the main ingredient
Examples: White or Wheat flour, Flour made from other grains like Corn, Rye, barley

7 Liquid Provides moisture
Dissolves other ingredients and helps bring them together Examples: milk, water or juice

8 Fat Richness Tenderness Some flavor Examples:
Butter, margarine, shortening or oil

9 Sugar Flavor Browning Example: Granulated Sugar, Brown Sugar, Splenda

10 Salt Adds flavor Example: Salt

11 Egg Binds dough together so ingredient will not separate
Provides moisture Adds color (yolk) Provides nutrients Example: Eggs or Egg Substitutes

12 Muffin Method Mix wet ingredients in a bowl
2. In a separate bowl whisk together dry ingredients

13 Muffin Method 3. Create a well in the dry ingredients
4. Pour wet ingredients into the well of dry ingredients

14 Muffin Method 5. Mix until batter just comes together, should be lumpy

15 The perfect muffin Golden Brown
Rounded top that is pebbly or “cauliflower” Tender

16 An Under mixed muffin Flat top Low volume Crumbly

17 An over mixed muffin Will have a peaked top (lopsided miniature mountains)

18 Over mixed muffin Over mixing causes quick breads to be tough and to have tunnels

19 Biscuit Method 1. Combine all dry ingredients
2. Cut in the cold fat using a pastry blender until there are crumbs the size of peas

20 Biscuit Method 3. Add liquid and stir until dough comes together
4. Turn your dough out onto a lightly floured surface and pat till it is 1/2″ thick.

21 Biscuit Method 5. CUT into biscuits with biscuit cutter.
You can re-roll the scraps, but those biscuits will be tougher. Place on a GREASED cookie sheet.

22 Biscuit Method CUTTING IN THE FAT is the most important part because it creates a flakiness

23 What does a perfect biscuit look like?
1. Flat top 2. Straight sides 3. Flaky or have layers


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