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Which of the following is not a unit of weight?
A. Pound
B. Centigram
C. Ounce
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Which may be measured by volume in a bkeshop?
A. Flour, sugar, and water
B. Flour, water, milk, and eggs
C. Water, milk, and honey
D. Water, milk, and eggs |
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A. Flour, sugar and water |
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One half pint of water weighs? |
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A ______ is a microorganism that can cause disease
A. Chemical hazard
B. Physical hazard
C. Pathogen
D. Allergen |
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Which of the following does not provide a good condition for bacterial growth?
A. Lukewarm temperature
B. Low pH
C. Moisture
D. Protein Food |
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In the HACCP system, hazards are divided into three categories: contamination, growth of pathogens, and? |
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Which of the following can become contaminated by disease-causing organisms?
A. Cream fillings
B. Crisp, dry cookies
C. Fruit pies
D. All of the above |
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The term "lag phase" refers to? |
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A period during which bacteria get adjusted to their surroundings before starting to grow |
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Bacteria that need air to grow are called? |
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Which of the following is not a biological hazard?
A. allergen
B. antimony
C. fungus
D. virus |
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Baker's percentages are based on the weight of the ________ at 100% |
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Which of the following statements about AP weight and EP weight is false?
A. EP weight is always greater than AP weight
B. Calculating EP weights is a necessary part of calculating recipe costs.
C. AP weight of fresh fruit is the weight you pay for
D. If you know the weight of peeled, sliced apples you need for a pie and want to know how many pounds of fresh apples to buy, change the yield percentage of apples to a decimal number and divide the EP weight by this number |
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A. EP weight is always greater than AP weight |
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A bread formula requires two kinds of flour: white bread flour and whole wheat flour. The quantity of white bread flour indicated in the formula is 73%. The quantity of whole wheat flour needed is? |
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I am a bread that looks like a beat-up old slipper. My name is |
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As Chef Charles demonstrated how to make ciabatta, he stressed that
A. the dough should be very stiff
B. It should be carefully shaped into a loaf before it is baked
C. The dough should be kneaded long enough to develop gluten and produce a smooth texture
D. It should produce a loaf with a very light and open texture.
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D. It should produce a loaf with a very light and open texture |
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Another name for milk bread is? |
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The purpose of a sour in a dough is to provide
A. Flavor
B. leavening power
C. both a and b
D. neither a nor b |
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Which of the following sentences in not usually found in the instructions for producing a rye dough?
A. Baked the dough with steam
B. Underproof the dough
C. Use a high speed to mix the dough
D. Do not over mix the dough
E. Handle the dough carefully because it will be very sticky |
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C. Use a high speed to mix the dough |
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Which of the following can be an ingredient in a sour?
A. Apples
B. Yougurt
C. Potatoes
D. Honey
E. All of the above |
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_________are cooked on a griddle
A. Bagels
B. Crumpets
C. English muffins
D. Both b and c |
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______ puffs up when baked to form a hollow center
A. Focaccia
B. Challah
C. Pita
D. Ciabatta
E. None of the above |
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True Bagels are ____
A. Light and tender
B. Made with high gluten flour
C. Made with a high proportion of water
D. Flavored with berries, raisins, and nuts
E. None ofthe above |
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B. made with high gluten flour
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Which of the following resembles pizza dough most closely?
A. Pita
B. Focaccia
C. proscuitto
D. ciabatta |
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Jonathan used too much dusting flour. The product he made had
A. streaks in it
B. seams that did not seal
C. both a and b
D. neither a nor b |
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When making crescent rolls, you must _____
A. roll the dough ina tight circle
B. Press a crease in the center of each roll
C. Cut each dough circle into wedges using a pastry wheel
D. Flatten the dough in a rectangle |
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C. cut each dough circle into wedges using a pastry wheel |
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Chef Ali uses a banneton when she makes ____
A. round loaves like French rye or pain de campagne
B. kaiser rolls
C. English muffins and crumpets
D. fougasse
E. none of the above |
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A round loaves like french rye or pain de campagne |
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For which of the following types of bread do you cut completely through the dough before baking it?
A. French rye
B. Pain de campagne
C. fougasse
D. Challah |
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When making cloverleaf rolls, you must _____
A. cut the dough with scissors
B. Fold the dough
C. divide each piece of dough into 3 equal parts
D. cut into strips and then stack the strips |
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C. divide each piece of dough into 3 equal parts |
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When making french baquettes, you should make the ends of the loaves?
A. tapered
B.rounded
C. not pointed
D. all of the above |
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Which of the following four statements about pullman loaves is incorrect?
A. A pullman loaf is baked in a pan with a lid
B. Pullman loaves are used to make sandwiches.
C. Pullman loaves should be baked with steam
D. The slices from a pullman loaf are square |
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C. Pullman loaves should be baked with steam |
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Braided loaves are?
A. Made from relatively stiff dough
B. often made from egg-enriched dough
C. commonly made from one to six individual strands of dough
D.egg-washed after proofing
E. all of the above |
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Which of the following breadsis most likely braided?
A. challah
B. pullman
C. Baguette
D. Banneton |
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A dark rye bread made with coarse rye meal |
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A lean, crisp-crusted bread usually made in long, thin loaves |
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a bread made from a dough rich in eggs and oil |
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A type of loaf made in a covered rectangular pan, so that the slices have a square shape ideal for sandwiches |
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A type of lean yeast roll mad eby boiling the rolls in a malt solution before baking them |
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a flat, lean yeast roll baked on a griddle |
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A type of dinner roll made by placing three small balls of dough in a muffin tin |
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