Cakes, Fillings, and Frostings Objective 6.00 Part 2 Mrs. Mercs.

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Cakes, Fillings, and Frostings Objective 6.00 Part 2 Mrs. Mercs

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Cakes, Fillings, and FrostingsObjective 6.00 Part 2

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Cakes Substitutions Flour FrostingsCooling and

storage

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Which is an inappropriate technique for filling pans for an un-shortened cake?

a. Fill the pans 2/3 fullb. Run a spatula through the pan to

remove air pocketsc. Spread the batter evenly with a

spatulad. Tap the pan on the counter to

remove air bubblesAnswer

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D. Tap the pan on the counter to remove air bubbles

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Which substitution will lower the sugar content of a cake?

a. Aspartameb. Corn syrupc. Fruit pureed. honey

Answer

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A. aspartameMain Page

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As compared to other flours, how will cake flour affect a cake recipe?

a. Add to the sweetnessb. Deepen the colorc. Increase the volumed. Make it more delicate and

tenderAnswer

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D. Make it more delicate and tender

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Which is the MOST appropriate icing for a dense cake?

a. Fudge type icingb. Italian butter creamc. Swiss butter creamd. Whipped cream

Answer

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A. Fudge type icing

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How should cakes be prepared for freezer storage?

a. Freeze multiple layers in the same package

b. Freeze the unwrapped cake in a boxc. Wrap the cake loosely with foild. Wrap the cake with plastic and place

in an airtight plastic bagAnswer

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D. Wrap the cake with plastic and place in an airtight plastic bagMain Page

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How are chiffon cakes DIFFERENT from un-shortened cakes?

a. Contains fatb. Cling to the sides of the pan when

donec. Have a tender moist interiord. Rely on egg whites and steam for

leavening

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A. Contains fatMain Page

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What is the expected result of lowering the fat content of a cake?

a. Less tenderb. Low volumec. More tenderd. spongy

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A. less tender

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200 Flour

What would be the result if you were to use bread flour instead of cake flour in a cake recipe?

a. The cake would crumbleb. The cake would be more tenderc. The cake would be less sweetd. The cake would be tough

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D. The cake would be tough

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German butter cream is a combination of:

a. Pastry cream and butterb. Butter, emulsified shortening,

and fondantc. German meringue and butterd. Swiss meringue and butter.

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A. pastry cream and butter

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A shortened cake should be cooled in the pan:

a. For 10 minutes, then removed and placed on a wire rack

b. On the stove topc. On a wire rackd. With the pan inverted

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A. For 10 minutes, then removed and placed on a wire rack

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What mixing method is used if the recipe says to cream the sugar and fat?

a. Biscuitb. Muffinc. One-bowld. standard

Answer

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D. Standard

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Which cake filling will add the fewest calories and fat grams?

a. Chocolate shavingsb. Custardc. Peach pureed. Whipped creamAnswer

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C. Peach pureeMain Page

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When a recipe calls for 2 c. cake flour, what adjustment should be made when using all purpose flour?

a. Add 4 tsp.b. Remove 2 tbsp.c. Remove 4 tbsp.d. Remove 4 tsp.

Answer

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C. Remove 4 tbsp.

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Swiss style butter cream is a combination of:

a. Beaten egg yolks, Swiss meringueb. Butter, shortening, and fondantc. Italian meringue and butterd. Swiss meringue and butter

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D. Swiss meringue and butterMain Page

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How should a frosted cake be stored?

a. On a cake cardboard in a boxb. On a plate wrapped in plasticc. On a plate wrapped in foild. On a plate wrapped in wax

paper or parchmentAnswer

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A. On a cake cardboard in a box

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When a foam cake is done, it willa. Cling to the sides of the panb. Have low volumec. Leave a small dent when tapped on

the topd. Pull away from the sides of the pan

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A. Cling to the sides of the pan

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What is a characteristic of a cake made with a sugar substitute?

a. Delicate and tenderb. Not well brownedc. Tastes bitterd. Well browned

Answer

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B. Not well browned

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What ingredient would you remove if using self rising flour instead of all purpose?

a. Sugarb. Saltc. Baking powderd. Baking soda

Answer

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C. Baking powder

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Which is a low fat frosting alternative?

a. Caramel sauceb. Chocolate shavingsc. Fruit sauced. nuts

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C. Fruit sauceMain Page

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What should be done to a cake before frosting?

a. It should be cooled until slightly warm

b. It should be frozenc. It should be frosted soon after

removal from ovend. It should be cooled to room

temperature

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b. It should be frozenMain Page

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Which ingredient makes an angel food cake rise?

a. Baking powderb. Baking sodac. Beaten egg whitesd. yeast

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C. Beaten egg whitesMain Page

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Which cake is lowest in calories?

a. Chiffonb. Poundc. Shortenedd. Un-shortened

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D. Un-shortened

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500 Flour

Why is cake flour most suitable for baking cakes?

a. Because it is called cake flourb. Because it has a lower gluten

contentc. Because it has a higher gluten

contentd. Because it makes cakes hold up for

a longer period of time

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B. Because it has a lower gluten content

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Which ingredient combination is used in French butter cream?

a. Beaten egg yolks and butterb. Butter, shortening, and fondantc. Italian meringue and butterd. Swiss meringue and butter.

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A. Beaten egg yolks and butter

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Where should a cake made with cream cheese frosting be stored?

a. In a cool, dark place, tightly coveredb. In the refrigeratorc. In the freezerd. At room temperature

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B. In the refrigeratorMain Page