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... Baking powder 1 2/3 oz 3 1/3 T Fat 1 lb 2 1/4 c Portions : 60 How portion : Cut each cake Size of pans : 9 " x 9 " Yield : 4 pans or 2 Sugar 2 lb 1 qt Salt 2 t 2 t 3 × 10 2 - layer cakes Milk 1 1/3 c Egg whites Milk Vanilla 14 oz 2 c 1 ...
... Baking powder 1 2/3 oz 3 1/3 T Fat 1 lb 2 1/4 c Portions : 60 How portion : Cut each cake Size of pans : 9 " x 9 " Yield : 4 pans or 2 Sugar 2 lb 1 qt Salt 2 t 2 t 3 × 10 2 - layer cakes Milk 1 1/3 c Egg whites Milk Vanilla 14 oz 2 c 1 ...
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... baking powder and the liquid , baking soda with an acid ingredient like chocolate , molasses , or sour milk , and on application of heat in some cases , causes the product to expand . By far the greater part of leavening is accomplished ...
... baking powder and the liquid , baking soda with an acid ingredient like chocolate , molasses , or sour milk , and on application of heat in some cases , causes the product to expand . By far the greater part of leavening is accomplished ...
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... baking powder is added after the flour and fat are creamed , is also satisfactory for use in quantity cake making . This method is widely used by commercial bakers . It yields a product similar to the dough - batter method . Adding the ...
... baking powder is added after the flour and fat are creamed , is also satisfactory for use in quantity cake making . This method is widely used by commercial bakers . It yields a product similar to the dough - batter method . Adding the ...
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Meal Planning and Food Standards | 35 |
Food Selection and Storage | 81 |
Quantity Food Production | 205 |
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