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Carbohydrates/Breads
Question | Answer |
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TRUE OR FALSE: In yeast dough, most of the gluten is developed by kneading. | |
TRUE OR FALSE: Carbon dioxide causes yeast bread to rise. | |
TRUE OR FALSE: Yeast bread recipes give exact amounts of flour. | False |
TRUE OR FALSE: A batter is a flour mixture thin enough to be poured or dropped from the mixing bowl. | True |
TRUE OR FALSE: Yeast dough can be soft or stiff depending on the amount of flour used. | |
TRUE OR FALSE: Batter breads are punched down to make them easier to shape. | |
TRUE OR FALSE: Bubbles of gas just under the surface during kneading are a sign that gluten is developing as carbon dioxide gas is formed. | |
TRUE OR FALSE: In the muffin method, liquid is poured all at once in the flour mixture and stirred only until the flour is moistened. | True |
TRUE OR FALSE: Sugar in dough recipes stimulates yeast growth. | True |
TRUE OR FALSE: Yeast should be dissolved only in water. | |
Kneading is a process of: a. Working the dough with the heels of the hands. b. Fermentation and stirring. | A. |