Exam 19: Quick Breads
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_____ results in a crumbly muffin that falls apart.
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True unleavened breads contain no chemical or biological leavening agents.
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The two most important considerations in preparing quick breads are
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Popovers are baked at two different temperatures to first promote leavening and then set the structure.
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The term "quick" in quick bread refers to the fact that the bread is
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Which of the following are examples of steam-leavened quick breads?
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Unleavened breads are the world's oldest breads and easy to prepare.
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