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Chapter 45 Review Quick and Yeast Breads - Kirkwood School District

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Name___________________________ Hour______<br />

<strong>Chapter</strong> <strong>45</strong> <strong>Review</strong><br />

<strong>Quick</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Yeast</strong> <strong>Breads</strong><br />

1. The leavening agents used in quick breads are _________, __________,<br />

_______________, <strong>and</strong> __________________.<br />

2. Which mixing method requires that the fat be cut into the flour to form<br />

small particles the size of bread crumbs?<br />

3. <strong>Yeast</strong> must be dissolved in __________ water or it will not grow.<br />

4. Why do yeast bread recipes typically give a range of flour to use rather<br />

than a specific amount?<br />

5. When dough is left to rise it should _________ in size.<br />

6. If too much flour is added to yeast dough when kneading the product will<br />

become ___________.<br />

7. How can you tell if a loaf of bread is done baking?<br />

8. The ____________method uses a higher ratio of flour to liquid than the<br />

__________ method.<br />

9. Dough will rise the best in temperatures ranging from ________ to<br />

________ degrees.


10. Which type of biscuits are generally the flakiest:<br />

DROP or ROLLED<br />

11. What does it mean to “clean” the sides of the bowl when making bread<br />

dough?<br />

12. Muffins that are over-mixed will develop _________.<br />

13. Name the two methods used for mixing quick breads.<br />

14. Name two products that are mixed using the muffin method.<br />

15. Name two examples of yeast breads.<br />

16. <strong>Yeast</strong> breads are mixed using the __________ method <strong>and</strong> the<br />

_____________ method.<br />

17. Why is it necessary to knead yeast dough?<br />

18. Briefly list the steps in making yeast dough.<br />

19. Mixing solid fat <strong>and</strong> flour using a pastry blender is<br />

called_______________.


20. _______________is the process by which the enzymes in yeast<br />

produce alcohol <strong>and</strong> carbon dioxide as carbohydrates break down.<br />

21. Working dough with the h<strong>and</strong>s to combine ingredients <strong>and</strong> develop gluten<br />

is known as ________________.<br />

22. What is the purpose of punching down yeast dough?<br />

23. ______ forms the framework or the structure of the dough.<br />

24. Name two things that are supposed to occur as yeast bread rises.<br />

25. Briefly describe the steps involved in the muffin method of mixing.<br />

26. Leavening agents allow bread to ____________.<br />

27. Pancakes are made using the _____________method of mixing.<br />

28. Shortcakes are made using the ____________method of mixing.<br />

29. How can you tell if yeast dough has been kneaded enough?<br />

30. Muffin batters should be somewhat ________, not smooth.

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