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01/11/15 1 Cakes Whitehall School District Family and Consumer Sciences Department Mrs. Stendahl

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  • 01/11/15 1

    Cakes

    Whitehall School District Family and Consumer Sciences Department Mrs. Stendahl

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    Cake Objectives

     Describe the types of cakes  Give Guidelines in Preparing Cakes  Describe the purposes of ingredients in

    cakes  Define cake-related terms

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    Cake Basics

     Accurate measurement is necessary for making a quality cake product.

     Low gluten flour is essential.  Cake flour is best.  All purpose flour can be used, but

    remove 2 Tbsp. for every cup of flour needed.

  • Classifications of Cakes

     Cupcakes  Layer Cakes  Tier Cakes  Novelty Cakes

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    Types of Cakes

     Shortened  Foam

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    Shortened Cakes

     Are rich and tender  Contain solid fat  Variety of flavors-chocolate, lemon,

    spice, vanilla  Can contain nuts or dried fruit

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    Standard Mixing Method for Shortened Cakes

     Cream solid fat and sugar until light and fluffy, as in whipped cream

     Beat in the eggs, one at a time  Sift dry ingredients together in a bowl  Mix the liquids  Alternate dry and liquid ingredients in

    the following pattern: 1/3 D, ½ L, 1/3 D, ½ L, 1/3 D

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    One Bowl Method

     The dry ingredients are sifted into the bowl

     Liquid ingredients and fat are added and beaten

     Eggs are beaten in last

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    Pans for Shortened Cakes

     Can be baked in a variety of shaped pans which include – Round – Rectangular – Muffin tins – Large sheet cakes – Specialty cake pans

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    Doneness

     Several methods can be used to check if a cake is done. They are: – Pick inserted in the center comes out

    “clean” – Cake pulls away from the sides of the pan – Cake springs back when touched lightly on

    the top in the center

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    Quality Shortened Cakes

     Will be slightly mounded on the top  Even in height across the layer  Have a shiny, tender crust  Has a fine even grain   Is moist and tender

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    Foam Cakes

     Beaten egg whites are the basis for the cakes height

     Beaten egg white foam gives the cake a light and airy texture

     Contains little or no fat; therefore lower in calories

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    Types of Foam Cakes

     Angel Food  Chiffon

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    Angel Food Cake

     Contains NO fat and No Egg yolks which contain fat

      Is the lowest calorie cake  Are excellent nutritional sources of

    when served with fresh fruits   Is simple to make

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    Chiffon Cakes

     Beaten egg yolks are added to the batter before the batter is folded into the egg whites

     Contain yolks, oil and baking powder which are blended into beaten egg whites

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    Baking

     Foam cakes must be baked in pans that are NOT greased

     As the batter rises in baking, the batter clings to the side of the pan to get it’s height

      If greased, the cake would not be able to hold on and rise

     Tube pans are most often used

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    Doneness of Foam Cakes

     Touch the top of the cake and watch for it to spring back.

     Cool UPSIDE down to retain volume  Support on pan legs or a bottle through

    the neck of the pan  When cool, loosen the sides with a

    spatula, turn upside down to remove cake

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    Decorating Cakes

     Cakes are most often frosted  Frosting is high in fat, sugar and

    calories  You might try some of these

    alternatives: – Use a fruit glaze – Sift powdered sugar on top – Serve with fresh fruits

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