Exam 1: The Bread-Making Process From Mixing Through Baking

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The tightness to which a loaf is preshaped determines the duration of the bench rest.

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Scoring the bread creates a weak section on the surface of the loaf in order to encourage a __________ of the bread.

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controlled expansion

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It is important to flour the surfaces of the tools and scale used to divide the dough because otherwise

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What are the best ways to delay staling in baked breads?

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To be successful, the baker must be able to think like a yeast cell and sense things like a

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The optimum dough temperature for wheat-based breads is between 80° and 90°F.

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The first step in proper mixing involves the attaching the dough hook to the mixer.

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Matching -_____oven spring

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The production of organic acids during fermentation

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When __________ are added in the form of butter, oil, eggs, and so on, the lipids coat the gluten strands and __________their development.

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Doughs are __________ in order to give the randomly shaped pieces more consistent shapes and make __________easier and more effective.

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Mixing the dough so that the gluten is adequately developed enables the dough to

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Matching -_____bulk (primary) fermentation

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During the final rise, bread should be allowed to rise

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The wetter the dough, the less quickly carotenoids are oxidized, which means wet doughs can be mixed longer without losing the aroma and flavor associated with carotenoids.

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During mixing, we are concerned above all with the consistency of the dough, not its strength.

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