This document discusses the basic ingredients used in pastry making. It identifies flour as the primary ingredient, listing cake flour, all-purpose flour, bread flour, and pastry flour. It also discusses the functions of fats, liquids, leaveners, sugars including granulated, confectioners, and brown sugar, and liquid ingredients such as water, milk, and fruit juices. Finally, it lists some other ingredients that can make cakes more flavorful such as nuts, dried fruits, vanilla, fresh fruits, and spices.
This document discusses the basic ingredients used in pastry making. It identifies flour as the primary ingredient, listing cake flour, all-purpose flour, bread flour, and pastry flour. It also discusses the functions of fats, liquids, leaveners, sugars including granulated, confectioners, and brown sugar, and liquid ingredients such as water, milk, and fruit juices. Finally, it lists some other ingredients that can make cakes more flavorful such as nuts, dried fruits, vanilla, fresh fruits, and spices.
This document discusses the basic ingredients used in pastry making. It identifies flour as the primary ingredient, listing cake flour, all-purpose flour, bread flour, and pastry flour. It also discusses the functions of fats, liquids, leaveners, sugars including granulated, confectioners, and brown sugar, and liquid ingredients such as water, milk, and fruit juices. Finally, it lists some other ingredients that can make cakes more flavorful such as nuts, dried fruits, vanilla, fresh fruits, and spices.
This document discusses the basic ingredients used in pastry making. It identifies flour as the primary ingredient, listing cake flour, all-purpose flour, bread flour, and pastry flour. It also discusses the functions of fats, liquids, leaveners, sugars including granulated, confectioners, and brown sugar, and liquid ingredients such as water, milk, and fruit juices. Finally, it lists some other ingredients that can make cakes more flavorful such as nuts, dried fruits, vanilla, fresh fruits, and spices.
pastry making • Enumerate the functions and uses of the ingredients • Value the importance of knowing its uses and functions of pastry making. 1. FLOUR - PRIMARY INGREDIENT OF BAKED PRODUCTS A. CAKE FLOUR – IT IS OTHERWISE KNOWN AS SOFT WHEAT FLOUR BECAUSE OF ITS LOW GLUTEN CONTENT . B. ALL-PURPOSE FLOUR – IT IS ALSO CALLED FAMILY OR GENERAL PURPOSE FLOUR AND IS USED FOR ALL KINDS OF BAKING. C. BREAD FLOUR – IT IS ALSO CALLED STRONG FLOUR OR HARD FLOUR AND IS BEST FOR BAKING BREADS. D. PASTRY FLOUR – THIS IS ALSO CLASSIFIED AS SOFT WHEAT FLOUR BECAUSE OF ITS LOW GLUTEN CONTENT. IT IS USED IN BAKING COOKIES, PIES, AND NUTRITIVE VALUES OF FLOUR
•Protein •Riboflavin •Iron •niacin FATS
•It has several important role in
pastry making. LIQUIDS
•Starts the development of
gluten in the flour. LEAVENERS
•Acts as the raising agents.
2. SUGAR a.Granulated sugar or Fine granulated - Most commonly used sugar - also called table sugar b. Confectioner’s sugar or powdered sugar - fine, white sugar mixed with 3% cornstarch - used for preparing candies, desserts, sauce, frosting, toppings, cream filling, and icing c. Brown Sugar - Comes in three colors: light, medium, or dark brown 3. FATS 4. LEAVENING AGENTS a.Chemical leavening agent - baking powder - baking soda c. Biological leavening agent 5. LIQUID INGREDIENTS a.Water – most common and cheapest liquid ingredient b.Milk – evaporated milk is recommended for baking. c.Fruit juices 6. EGGS – USE THE SAME SIZE OF EGGS OTHER INGREDIENTS THAT MAKE CAKES MORE FLAVORFUL 1. Nuts 2. Dried fruits 3. Flavoring such as vanilla 4. Fresh fruits 5. Spices