questions on raising agents?
- Created by: Marnie Robinson
- Created on: 27-03-13 10:11
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2. what is the function of carbon dioxide?
- carbon dioxide is incorporated into mixtures in two ways.
- one of the ways is chemical raising agents - bicarbonate of soda
- one of the other ways is using a biological raising agent- from the fermentation of yeast.
3. the function of baking powder?
- baking powder is not made from a combination of alkaline and acid.
- baking powder is made from a combination of alkaline and acid substances.
- baking powder is made from a non combination of alkaline and non acid substances.
4. what is the function of steam?
- high baking temperatures which allow the liquid to quickly reach boiling point.
- low amounts of liquid in the mixture for example - milk in yorkshire pudding.
- the liquid reaches boiling point and steam isnt released.
5. how does a raising agent work?
- when heated the bubbles form a rough struct containing a network of big holes.
- the action of moisture triggers a reaction with the raising agent to produce a gas.
- gas doesnt expand when heated.
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