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Mixing Methods
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Mixing Methods
Rubbing-in method
- eg. scones, pastry, some biscuits, crumble toppings.
Whisking method
- spongecake method. no shortening/chemical raising agent used
- eg. swiss roll, true sponge cakes
- spongecake method. no shortening/chemical raising agent used
Creaming method
- higher % of shortening, rich mixtures - buttercakes
- eg. buttercakes, cupcakes, chocolate cake, Madeira cake
- lecithin : emulsifying agent -> binds them together
- eg. buttercakes, cupcakes, chocolate cake, Madeira cake
- higher % of shortening, rich mixtures - buttercakes
Chiffon method
- contains oil + large quantity of eggs
- delicate, fine, soft, light textured products
- 2 mixing methods : whisking + emulsion (not iced)
- delicate, fine, soft, light textured products
- contains oil + large quantity of eggs
Emulsion method
- quick and easy
- eg. muffins, pancakes, crumpets, waffles (batters)
- quick and easy
Melting method
- large amounts of sugar, honey/syrup used. Bicard - raising agent
- eg. gingerbread, crunchies
- large amounts of sugar, honey/syrup used. Bicard - raising agent
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- Mind Map on Mixing Methods, created by meiklejohnkatie on 18/10/2014.
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