Baked Goods

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  • Should you grease the SIDES of the pan for a SPONGE cake?
    no
  • What temp do you warm eggs to before whipping inot a foam?
    45 degrees C
  • Should you grease the pan for angel food cake?
    NO
  • The Chiffon method is differnet from the others instead of butter/shortening it uses vegetable oil
  • Is the pan for chiffon cake ungreased?
    Yes
  • Does fat in a baked product increase or decrease the keep quality?
    Increase
  • Emulsions for high fat cakes form best around 20 degrees Celsius
  • Would high speed for 5 mins or medium for 10 mins be better when mixing a high fat cake?
    10 mins
  • Do you want smaller or larger air pockets in a mixed high fat cake batter?
    smaller
  • Should pans for high fat cakes be well greased?
    Yes
  • Creaming fat and sugar until light and fluffy may take up to 10 mins
  • Continue beating mixture for 5 mins after adding the last egg in the creaming method
  • Should you continue to beat the mixture in the creaming method after adding the last egg?
    Yes
  • The cake method produces rich, smooth, fine-grained texture?
    Two Stage Method
  • This method is shortening and dry ingredients, then whip in the liquid ingredients?
    Two Stage Method
  • The first batch of ingredients in two stage should be mixed for 5 mins
  • Should high ratio cake batter be thick or liquid when finished mixing?
    Liquid
  • A full sheet pan = 4 L of batter
  • Air cells in batter expand at higher altitudes due to the lower air pressure
  • Make adjustments to the formula when the altitide differnce is 600 m or more
  • Higher elevations require more liquid, like eggs
  • egg quantities at 1600 m increase by 10 %
  • Less shortening at higher elevation
  • You should use less sugar at higher altitude to have stronger gluten development
  • Reduce sugar by 3 % at 800 m and 6 % at 1600 m
  • gasses expand at higher altitudes so reduce the leaving agents by 20 % at 800 m etc
  • Oven temp should increase by 14 C at an altitude higher than 1050 m (3500 feet)
  • Boiling temp decreases with higher altitude
  • Liquid evaporates more readily at higher altitudes so increase water or milk by 10% at 800 m and 15% at 1600 m
  • Increase oven temp by 5 C every 800 m above
  • Cakes at higher elevation will dry out slower or faster?
    faster