The Formality Of Baking Baking is a method that requires meticulous concentrating which can be joyous as well as frustrating. In order to understand baking it is necessary to grasp the basics. To understand the basics is practicing and conditioning yourself the proper methods of doing so. One of the easiest dough to assemble is the straight dough method, which is a combination of water, yeast, sugar, milk solids, butter and salt.
The salt is added last because it inhibits the growth of the yeast. All of the ingredients are mixed in a mixing bowl” (Gisslen, p 68, ch 4).
The straight dough method is a starter point to making dough. There are many varieties to dough that require different attention. Lean dough requires a lesser amount of fat and sugar and therefore it is the leanest of all bread products. The types of breads that have fewer amounts of fat and sugar are French, Italian, Kaiser rolls, and pizza bread” (Gisslen, p 66, ch 4).
There are dough’s with a higher fat content which provide a taster result. The short dough has a very high fat content. The short dough consist of having flour, sugar, and fat which makes the product such as a cookie or a pastry very crumbly and tender” (web 5/24/2005).
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There are many people who love croissants and Danish pastry’s. To make a croissants or Danish pastry there needs to be a rolled in fat dough method. The rolled in fat dough method is when fat is incorporated into the dough in many layers by using a rolling and folding procedure.
By alternating the layers of fat and dough it gives the baked product a flaky texture” (Gisslen, p 66, ch 4).
Pies are a desert favorite. Making a pie depends on what kind of filling is used. A pie can have a Pumpkin, squash, even sweet potato filling. A pie that includes fruits such as apple or blueberries is best to consider the cooked juice method.
The cooked juiced method is when the gel is made separately by cooking fruit juice, water, and sugar with starch. The gel is mixed in with the fruit, this method is used when the fruit requires little or no cooking before filling” (Gisslen, ch 11, p 243).
Corn starch is important to cream pies because it sets up into a firm gel that holds it’s shape when sliced, also it may be used for fruit pies as well” (Gisslen, p 242, ch 11).
To make sure that a pie is stable it is wise to have mealy dough, mealy dough is when the fat is blended into the flour more thoroughly, until the mixture looks like cornmeal. The mealy dough is best used as a bottom crust to prevent sogginess” (Gisslen, p 235, ch 11).
To produce a cake that is editable a basic sponge method is useful.
A sponge method is a basic cake batter that includes egg foam, egg yolks, sugar, and sifted flour folded in” (Gisslen, p 329, Ch 14).
If being fancy is your cup of tea a creaming method is wonderful, it begins with the blending of fat and sugar. It is used for cakes and cookies, very useful for products that have high fat and sugar content. Great for cakes” (Gisslen, p 326, ch 14).
To make a cake more appealing in texture, whipping cream can be added.
Whipping cream has a high fat content of thirty to forty percent, the higher the fat content in the whipping cream the less likely it is to weep or separate into liquid and foam” (Gisslen, p 44, ch 3).
To have a taste of France making a Pate a chou x would be ideal. Pate a chou x means cabbage paste referring to cream puffs that look like little cabbages. It consist of water, milk, half water or milk, shortening, salt, bread flour, and eggs” (Gisslen, p 279, ch 12).
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Step 1: Mix in the yeast After you’ve measured out your flour, it’s time to mix it with yeast. Stir the mixture with a wooden spoon to evenly distribute the yeast into the flour. Look for the expiration date on the yeast package to make sure the yeast is fresh (expired yeast could prevent bread from rising). Step 2: Add liquid Check the temperature of the liquid with an instant-read ...
Making dough from scratch can be a tricky process. To make bread will include having flour.
The best flour to use will be bread flour. Bread flour is also called wheat flour; since there are a variety of flours it is best to become knowledgeable of which flour is being used. Bread flour is slightly coarse when rubbed between the fingers, if it is squeezed into a lump in the hand it falls apart as soon as the hand is open. The color of the flour is creamy white” (Gisslen, p 34, ch 3).
To make bread it is rational to use the straight dough method. A main component of the bread is the gluten that is made up of proteins present in wheat flour. It gives structure and strength to baked goods. The gluten must first absorb water so it can develop, it has to be a very conscientious process to become balanced or the bread will become heavy” (Gisslen, p 12, ch 1).
Gliadin is a protein in wheat flour that combines with another protein to form gluten” (p 668, Glossary).
When the dough has come together is has to go through a fermentation process by which, the yeast acts on the sugars and the starches in the dough to produce carbon dioxide.
The gluten becomes smoother and more elastic during fermentation” (Gisslen, p 70, ch 4).
Once the dough is fermenting it’s best to keep a watchful eye to make sure it does not develop into young dough. Young dough is when the under fermented dough does not develop proper volume, causing the texture of the product to become coarse” (Gisslen, ch 4, p 66).
On the contrary dough can also become over fermented, which is called old dough.
Old dough is when the dough ferment to long or too high of a temperature, causing it to become sticky, hard to work with and slightly sour” (Gisslen, p 70, ch 4).
Once the dough has fermented for about an hour and a half, it is time for the punching. The punching is the method of deflating the dough of it’s carbon dioxide, redistributes the yeast for further growth, relaxes the gluten, and equalizes the temperature throughout the dough” (Gisslen, p 70, ch 4).
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Proofing is a continuation of the process of yeast fermentation that increases the volume of the shape of the dough. It’s important to be careful not to over proof as well as under proof” (Gisslen, p 71, ch 4).
To distinguish if your dough is ready is by the double of its size after fermentation also the consistency of the dough has to slightly bounce back.
The dough is ready to be cut into desired shapes with a bench knife. A bench knife is a small rectangle of stainless steel with a handle along one of the long edges. It is used for cutting and portioning dough and scraping tabletops” (Gisslen, p 26, ch 2).
The pieces of dough are then put onto a baking pan with parchment paper, also called baking paper or silicone paper. It is non-stick, fit’s standard sheet pans and eliminates the need for greasing the pan” (Gisslen, p 27, ch 2).
The dough is ready to be put through a docking and venting procedure.
The docking and venting is a piercing or perforating pastry dough before baking in order to allow steam to escape and avoid blistering” (Gisslen, p 73, ch 4).
The baking time is when the dough goes through it metamorphosis. Before the baking process it’s great for perception to give the bread an egg wash, which gives it a glossy and shiny appearance making the brown crust seem irresistible. The most important change is the oven spring, which is rapid rising in the oven due to production and expansion of trapped gases due to the heat. The yeast is killed when the temperature reaches one hundred and forty degrees Fahrenheit” (Gisslen, p 72, ch 4).
When the bread is finished from baking, the outside should have formed a brown shiny crust and the inside very soft and appetizing.
And then the party begins. Bon Appetite.
