Classification of Desserts

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  • Dessert
    • type of food that is eaten after lunch or dinner.
  • Factors of DESSERTS:
    1. Tradition
    2. Completion
    3. Cultural Importance
    4. Feel-good Factor
    5. Healthy Benefits
  • Importance of Desserts:
    1. aids in proper digestion
    2. help balance the nutrients absorbed by the body
    3. serve as anti-depressants
  • Baked Dessert
    • made by putting the ingredients in a hot oven.
  • Fried Dessert
    • made by using a cooking process called deep frying.
  • Frozen Dessert
    • made by blending the ingredients in a freezer.
  • Chilled Dessert
    • some desserts are made without using the oven or the freezer.
  • Custard and Pudding
    • typically include a thickend dairy base.
  • custards
    • cooked and thickened with eggs.
  • puddings
    • thickened with starches.
  • Pastries
    • can either take the form of light and flaky bread with an airy texture or unleavened dough with a high fat content.
  • Miscellaneous Dessert
    • some desserts do not fit nicely into any one category.
  • Types of Desserts:
    1. Baked Dessert
    2. Fried Dessert
    3. Frozen
    4. Chilled Dessert
    5. Custards and Puddings
    6. Pastries
    7. Miscellaneous Desserts
  • Blender or Food Processor
    • can speed up some preparation steps by chopping, grinding, and mixing.
  • Bowls
    • set of four nesting glass, stainless steel, plastic, or pottery bowls.
  • Custard Cups
    • small glass cups may be used in the oven for baking single-serving desserts and custards.
  • Eggbeater
    • handheld rotary beater that can be used in place of a wire whisk or electric mixer.
  • Juicer
    • glass, metal, or ceramic utensil for removing the juice from citrus fruits.
  • Measuring Cups:
    • glass - used to measure all liquids ingredients.
    • metal or plastic - used to measure dry ingredients
  • Metal Spatula
    • used for leveling off ingredients.
  • Rounded end Spatulas
    • used for frosting cakes.
  • Pancake Turner
    • used to remove cookies from baking sheets or bars from pans.
  • Timer
    • important for accurate baking time and is available in a number of styles.
  • Wire Rack
    • used for cooling baked goods.
  • Casserole Dish
    • oven proof dish.
  • Freezer
    • device which maintains a temperature well below the freezing point of water and to keep food frozen well.
  • Oven
    • enclosed compartment for heating, roasting, and baking.
  • Patty or Bun Tin
    • baking tray or tin with six, nine, or twelve shallow round depressions.
  • Tools, Equipments, and Utensils needed in preparation of desserts:
    1. blender or food processor
    2. bowls
    3. custard cups
    4. eggbeater
    5. juicer
  • Ingredients used in preparing desserts:
    1. fruits
    2. low fat cream
    3. chocolate
    4. yoghurt
    5. almonds and walnuts
    6. tofu
    7. smoothies for soymilk