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Recipe Skills Jeopardy. Test Review. Review Jeopardy. A. 8 ounces Q. How many ounces are in a cup?. ReviewJeopardy. Baking Soda + an acid What is Baking Powder?. Review Jeopardy. Chemical leaving agents What is Baking Powder and Baking Soda?. Review Jeopardy. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Recipe Skills JeopardyRecipe Skills Jeopardy

Test ReviewTest Review

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A. 8 ouncesA. 8 ouncesQ. How many ounces Q. How many ounces are in a cup?are in a cup?

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Baking Soda + an acidBaking Soda + an acidWhat is Baking Powder?What is Baking Powder?

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Chemical leaving agentsChemical leaving agentsWhat is Baking Powder What is Baking Powder and Baking Soda?and Baking Soda?

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Molasses, sour cream, Molasses, sour cream, buttermilk, chocolate, buttermilk, chocolate, vinegarvinegar

What are acidic What are acidic ingredients?ingredients?

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Ingredient that adds Ingredient that adds structurestructure

What is flour?What is flour?

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Ingredient that adds Ingredient that adds flavorflavor

What is salt?What is salt?

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Applesauce, vegetable Applesauce, vegetable oil, and margarineoil, and margarine

What are low fat What are low fat substitutes for substitutes for shortening?shortening?

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Beat with a fork and Beat with a fork and measure out 1 Tbsp.measure out 1 Tbsp.

How do you measure an How do you measure an egg?egg?

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Pack firmly into a dry Pack firmly into a dry measuring cup. Level.measuring cup. Level.

How do you measure How do you measure brown sugar?brown sugar?

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Pour into a liquid Pour into a liquid measuring cup, set on the measuring cup, set on the counter. Check at eye level.counter. Check at eye level.

How do you measure a How do you measure a liquid ingredient?liquid ingredient?

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Desired yield/actual Desired yield/actual yield= magic numberyield= magic number

What is the formula to What is the formula to use when changing the use when changing the yield of a recipe?yield of a recipe?

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Warm waterWarm waterWhat is the temperature What is the temperature of water yeast needs to of water yeast needs to produce gas?produce gas?

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Carbon DioxideCarbon DioxideWhat gas do leavening What gas do leavening agents produce to make agents produce to make the product rise?the product rise?

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Customary SystemCustomary SystemWhat is the unit of What is the unit of measure used in the measure used in the United States?United States?

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Measures volume vs. Measures volume vs. measures weight.measures weight.

What is the difference What is the difference between an ounce and a between an ounce and a fluid ounce?fluid ounce?

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¼ cup = 4 Tbsp¼ cup = 4 TbspWhat is an equivalent?What is an equivalent?

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16 Tbsp.16 Tbsp.How many Tbsp. Are in How many Tbsp. Are in 1 cup?1 cup?

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3 tsp.3 tsp.How many tsp. Are in 1 How many tsp. Are in 1 Tbsp?Tbsp?

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The order in which they The order in which they are used.are used.

How are ingredients How are ingredients listed in a recipe?listed in a recipe?

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Use a ¼ cup measuring Use a ¼ cup measuring cup 3 times.cup 3 times.

How would I measure ¾ How would I measure ¾ cup?cup?

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Provides leavening and Provides leavening and structure.structure.

What functions do eggs What functions do eggs serve in a recipe?serve in a recipe?

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air, steam or a chemical reaction activated by another ingredient that produces carbon dioxide in a batter or dough.

What is a Leavening Agent?What is a Leavening Agent?

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