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history
systamic study of the human past, using evidence from written records, artifacts, oral accounts and other sources to understan ho people nad societies have changed overtime
aristophanes
greek scholar, shows the existence of honey flans and patterned tortes
dispyrus
ancient greeks had a type of doughnut made from crude flour and honey called? a ring cake that was submerged in wine and consumed hot
public bakeries
they were established in greece between 200-300 bec, bronze age
greek culture influenced the roman empire
what culture influenced the ____ empire about bakery
pastillarium
a bakers guild was formed. first pastry and cooks association, union of owners was established to set standards for quality and employment
cato
a famous historian mentioned great many different kinds of breads in his book
libum
sacrificial cakes made from flour
placenta
groats and cress
flour pretzels
spira
scibilata
tortes
globus apherica
fritters
meum
bowl cake
savai
sweet cake
on heated stones
how was bread baked durin the era of the swiss lake dwellers
in a beehive shaped oven of adobe or bricks
during the era of phoenicians how were breads baked
peel oven
during the time of romans how were breads baked
during the dark ages
moslems only encouraging for sea trade during what ages
huns
continued their harrasment in northern europe
feudal lords
they closed all their cities gates and forbade all but the simplest of incoming necessities
wheat
it had practically disappeared
black variety made of rye or barley
best bread that bakers could produce
late years of the 11th century
when did the crusaders drove back the moslems back to asia and reestablished commerce
pastry cooking
the art of ____ gradually spread throughout europe and around the world
pastries and cookies
what were baked
honey
the only sweetening agent in th middle age
medieval europe
they produced bread of different shapes, sizes and quality
jamestown colonists
the baking industry was bought to america by
1604
more commercial bakeries operated
shipped to the east
wheat from new developed western areas where shipped to the
wheat
unlike rice, waht is not indigenous in our country
eucharistic wafers
spanish missionaries in the early 17th ceunty intended mainly wheat and its cultivation only for making
batangas, laguna, cavite and the cagayan valley
wheat was planted in the province of?
spanish galleon trade witth mxico
wheat has been consumed here in the philippines since the days of the
1958
when did the ph become the worlds second largest imported but practicaly ceased and were quickly replaced by wheat imports
1958-1976
witnessed the constrctions and operations of 8 flour mills scattered all over the country
the philippine flour mills
are new adcjed to be one of the newest and most modern in the world
after the french revolution 1789
what year did the bakers and pastry cookes which had been servants in the houses of naboility start independent businesses
artisans
competed for customers with the quality of their product
marie antoine careme
the most popular famous chef during his time becase of his spectacular constructions of sugar and pastry, which elevated the jobs of cooks and pastry chef to respected professions
le patisserie royal
fist systematics explanations of the pastr chefs activity and recipes
albert bird
baking powder was invented by him during the mid 19th ceuntry
albert bird
a british chemist who invented baking powder
15k bakeries
as of 2006 ilang bakeries na ang nsa ph
philippine college of arts and trade bakers
in manila was the first school to offer baking courses continously the whole year round
dehydration
improved the shelf life of the baked products
chemical additives
were invented which improve the color, quality and shelf life of baked products
food safety
set of practices perfoemd to prevent the occurence of foodborne illnesses
food sanitation
cleanliness and maintenance of the good and safe conditions of the equipments
foodborne illnesses
eating food that has been contamindated
food hazards
any substance in food that can cuase illness of injury
biological
bacteria, viruses, fungi
chemical
toxic substances that occur naturally or may be added during the processing of food
physical
hard or soft foreign objects in food that can cause illness or injury
40 degrees f
140 degrees f
where bacteria grows rapidly potentially causing food borne illnesses, temp
4 hour rule
food safety guideline stating that food left in temp danger zone should be refrigerated or discarded within 4 hrs to prevent bacterial growth
oki to eat
less than 2 hrs
ok to eat but dont put back
2-4 hrs
thrown out
4 hrs
minimum safe internal temp
proper coking temp to assure harmful microorganisms had been killed or eliminated
2 step mathod
use one spoon to sampe the food from the pan, then use a seprate clean tasting spoon to transfer the food from the sampling spoon to the tasting spoon for evaluation