Transcript Baking: Yeast Raised Products
Baking: Yeast Raised Products Yeast Single-celled fungi Enzyme zymase: Produces CO 2 and alcohol Uses sugar (glucose or fructose) as substrate Four types for baking: Active dry Quick Rise Instant Cake
Baking: Yeast Raised Products Yeast continued… Temperature requirements 105-110°F or 41-43°C for rehydration Must not exceed 140°F (60°C) Requires a food source to multiply Proofing A test for viability before baking Mix with warm H 2 O and sugar CO 2 should be released
Baking: Yeast-Raised Products Flour Different attributes depend upon: Protein content Gluten formation potential Types: Bread flour Cake flour All-purpose flour Whole-wheat flour
Baking: Yeast-Raised Products Flour continued… Bread flour Hard wheat High gluten Strong and elastic Cake flour Soft wheat Low gluten Smooth texture
Baking: Yeast-Raised Products Flour continued… All-purpose flour Slightly weaker than bread flour Multi-purpose Whole-wheat flour Contains gluten
Baking: Yeast-Raised Products Other ingredients Liquids Water Potato cooking water Milk Sugar Facilitates yeast growth Contributes to browning reaction
Baking: Yeast-Raised Products Other ingredients continued… Salt Flavor enhancer Allows gluten to stretch for a larger volume Fat (optional) Increases tenderness by shortening gluten Aids in browning reaction Decreases staling
Baking: Yeast-Raised Products Preparation and Baking Manipulation Protein absorbs H 2 O Gluten development occurs Fermentation CO 2 given off by yeast Aeration of dough results Volume doubles—fermentation is over
Baking: Yeast-Raised Products Preparation and Baking continued… Punching down When size has doubled Relieves stress on gluten strands Squeezes out excess CO 2 Proofing Final rising Takes less time than 1 st proof More yeast than in 1 st proof
Baking: Yeast-Raised Products Preparation and Baking continued… Cooling Let cool before cutting Storage Do not refrigerate!
Either freeze (long term) or keep at room temp.