Cookies cakes and pies

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What are the characteristics of Bar cookies?

Dough is put into a rectangular pan.

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What is an example of a Drop cookie?

Chocolate chip cookie.

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How is Molded cookie dough shaped?

Stiff dough is shaped by hand into various forms.

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What type of cookie is made using a cookie press?

Pressed cookie, such as spritz.

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How is Refrigerator cookie dough prepared?

Dough is shaped into a log, refrigerated, then sliced and baked.

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What is the typical preparation for Rolled cookies?

Dough is rolled out, chilled, and cut into shapes.

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What type of pan is used for baking cookies?

Sheet pan.

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How much should the temperature be adjusted when baking cakes in glass pans?

Lower the temperature by 25°.

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What essential factor differentiates baking soda from baking powder?

Baking soda requires an acid; baking powder has acid included.

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What is the key difference between shortened and unshortened cakes?

Shortened cakes contain fat; unshortened cakes do not.

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What is the first step when greasing pans for shortened cakes?

Grease the pan, add parchment, then grease again.

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What are the three main nutrients found in baked goods?

Fat, sugar, and calories.

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How can you tell if cookies are done?

They are golden brown and a fingerprint stays.

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What indicates that a cake is done baking?

It bounces back when pressed.

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What are the key characteristics of a good pie crust?

Lightly browned, tender, and flaky.

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What are the different types of pies?

One-crust, deep dish, and two-crust.

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What are some common types of pie fillings?

Fresh, frozen, custard, and cream.