The document discusses various baking mixing methods including beating, blending, creaming, cutting, folding, kneading, sifting, stirring, and whipping. For each method it provides the purpose, equipment used, and in some cases additional details. It also includes a table summarizing common bakeshop cooking methods like baking, broiling, deep frying, pan frying, sauteing, boiling, poaching, and simmering along with the medium, typical bakeshop products, and equipment used.
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Baking Mixing Methods
The document discusses various baking mixing methods including beating, blending, creaming, cutting, folding, kneading, sifting, stirring, and whipping. For each method it provides the purpose, equipment used, and in some cases additional details. It also includes a table summarizing common bakeshop cooking methods like baking, broiling, deep frying, pan frying, sauteing, boiling, poaching, and simmering along with the medium, typical bakeshop products, and equipment used.
Beating Vigorously Spoon or electric agitating foods mixer with to incorporate paddle air or develop gluten attachment
BLENDING
Blending Mixing two or Spoon, rubber
more spatula, whisk ingredients or electric mixer with until evenly paddle distributed attachment
CREAMING Creaming Vigorously Electric mixer combining with paddle softened fat attachment on and sugar while incorporating medium speed air CUTTING Cutting Incorporating solid Pastry cutters, fat into dry fingers or electric ingredients only mixer with paddle until lumps of the attachment desired size remain FOLDING Folding Very gently Rubber spatula or incorporating balloon whisk ingredients such as whipped cream or whipped eggs into dry ingredients, a batter or cream Kneading kneading Working a Hand or electric dough to mixer with develop gluten dough hook; if done by hand, the dough must be vigorously and repeatedly folded and turned in a rhythmic pattern Sifting Sifting Passing one or more Rotary or drum dry ingredients sifter or mesh through a wire strainer mesh to remove lumps, combine and aerate Stirring Stirring Gently mixing Spoon, whisk or ingredients by hand rubber spatula until evenly blended Whipping Whipping Beating vigorously Whisk or electric to incorporate air mixer with whip attachment Common bakeshop cooking methods Method Medium Bakeshop products Equipment Dry Heat Cooking Methods Baking Air Doughs, batters for Oven, convection oven breads, cakes, cookies, pastries, fruits Broiling Air Fruits, glazed custards Overhead broiler, salamander Deep frying Fat Doughnuts, fritters Deep fat frying Pan frying Fat Batters for Stove top griddlecakes Sauteing Fat Fruit Stove top Moist Heat Cooking Boiling Water or other liquid Cream, sauces fruits Stove top Poaching Water or other liquid Fruits, fresh and dried Stove top, oven Simmering Water or other liquid Cream, sauces, fruits Stove top, oven