This document provides information about bread making including the different types of bread, dough, glazes, and toppings. It defines baking and discusses quick breads that can be made quickly versus yeast breads that require more time for rising and shaping. It describes lean doughs made from basic ingredients that make crusty breads versus rich doughs containing added ingredients like sugar, butter, and eggs for rolls and sweet breads. Finally, it lists several types of common bread glazes like egg glazes, milk glazes, and butter toppings that provide different textures and flavors.
This document provides information about bread making including the different types of bread, dough, glazes, and toppings. It defines baking and discusses quick breads that can be made quickly versus yeast breads that require more time for rising and shaping. It describes lean doughs made from basic ingredients that make crusty breads versus rich doughs containing added ingredients like sugar, butter, and eggs for rolls and sweet breads. Finally, it lists several types of common bread glazes like egg glazes, milk glazes, and butter toppings that provide different textures and flavors.
This document provides information about bread making including the different types of bread, dough, glazes, and toppings. It defines baking and discusses quick breads that can be made quickly versus yeast breads that require more time for rising and shaping. It describes lean doughs made from basic ingredients that make crusty breads versus rich doughs containing added ingredients like sugar, butter, and eggs for rolls and sweet breads. Finally, it lists several types of common bread glazes like egg glazes, milk glazes, and butter toppings that provide different textures and flavors.
This document provides information about bread making including the different types of bread, dough, glazes, and toppings. It defines baking and discusses quick breads that can be made quickly versus yeast breads that require more time for rising and shaping. It describes lean doughs made from basic ingredients that make crusty breads versus rich doughs containing added ingredients like sugar, butter, and eggs for rolls and sweet breads. Finally, it lists several types of common bread glazes like egg glazes, milk glazes, and butter toppings that provide different textures and flavors.
by dry heat acting by convection, and not by radiation, normally in an oven, but also in hot ashes, or on hot stones. BAKER
A person who prepares baked goods
as a profession. BREAD is a staple food prepared by cooking dough of flour and water and often additional ingredients. KINDS OF BREAD
1. Quick breads= it can be made on the
spur of the moment. 2. Yeast bread= require time for rising and more time for shaping. KINDS OF DOUGH 1. Lean Dough= are made of just the basic ingredients for bread, flour, yeast, salt a little sugar and shortening. This makes good pandesal, pan Americano, French breads, and the crusty bread varieties. 2. Rich Dough= contains added ingredients such as more sugar, butter, nuts, fruits, eggs and condiments. Milk is often used too. This dough gives rise to rolls, coffee cakes and the sweet varieties. Glazing or Toppings Glazes – often consist of liquid ingredients, such as oil, milk, water, honey, egg, among others, that are brushed onto the dough to provide an attractive finish.
Toppings- often consist of dry ingredients, such as
seeds, grains, nuts, cheese, herbs, sugar, or salt that are sprinkled on the dough , providing added flavour and creating a decorative quality. TYPES OF GLAZES FOR BREAD 1. Egg Glaze- it creates a shiny crust when brush on before baking. Mix one egg white with 1 tablespoon of water, brush on dough before baking. 2. Rich Egg Glaze- creates a shiny golden crust. Mix one egg yolk with a tablespoon of water, milk or cream. Brush on dough. 3. Milk – it is a a type of glaze that produce a crisp, brown but don’t really hold seeds or other additions in place. 4. Salted Water Glaze- creates a crisp. Best for French bread. Mix ¼ cup of water with 1 teaspoon of salt. Apply several times during the baking process. Use either a pastry brush or a water spritzer. 5. Butter Topped – this creates a tender buttery flavoured crust. Brush on melted butter before, during or after the baking process. 6. Onion Topping – in skillet, brown finelydiced yellow onion in butter and top dough, let rise and baked. 7. Herb Topping – brush dough with butter and top with herbs. Let rise and bake. THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS !!!