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Choux and Viennoiserie/Commercial Baking

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MEASUREMENT   show
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show Process in which the starches absorb moisture, expand and become firm. This process beings at approximately 150˚F.  
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show Gluten and egg proteins coagulate and solidify giving the produce shape and structure. This begins at an internal temperature of approximately 165˚F.  
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EVAPORATION OF WATER   show
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show Name given to a recipe in a commercial bakeshop.  
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DOCK   show
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show Sign meaning “pound” as in 5# of dough or 6# of flour.  
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show Also know as sheeters. Do not call them cookie sheets.  
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SCALING   show
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PAN OUT   show
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DISHER   show
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show These are the ¼, ½, and full size metal pans that are used to hold dough or batter until it can be panned out.  
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show Process in which baked goods begin to undergo starch retrogradation and eventually become stale.  
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BAKER’S PERCENTAGE   show
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