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A. 8 ouncesA. 8 ouncesQ. How many ounces Q. How many ounces are in a cup?are in a cup?

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Baking Soda + an acidBaking Soda + an acidWhat is Baking Powder?What is Baking Powder?


Chemical leaving agentsChemical leaving agentsWhat is Baking Powder What is Baking Powder and Baking Soda?and Baking Soda?


Molasses, sour cream, Molasses, sour cream, buttermilk, chocolate, buttermilk, chocolate, vinegarvinegar

What are acidic What are acidic ingredients?ingredients?


Ingredient that adds Ingredient that adds structurestructure

What is flour?What is flour?


Ingredient that adds Ingredient that adds flavorflavor

What is salt?What is salt?


Applesauce, vegetable Applesauce, vegetable oil, and margarineoil, and margarine

What are low fat What are low fat substitutes for substitutes for shortening?shortening?


Beat with a fork and Beat with a fork and measure out 1 Tbsp.measure out 1 Tbsp.

How do you measure an How do you measure an egg?egg?


Pack firmly into a dry Pack firmly into a dry measuring cup. Level.measuring cup. Level.

How do you measure How do you measure brown sugar?brown sugar?


Pour into a liquid Pour into a liquid measuring cup, set on the measuring cup, set on the counter. Check at eye level.counter. Check at eye level.

How do you measure a How do you measure a liquid ingredient?liquid ingredient?


Desired yield/actual Desired yield/actual yield= magic numberyield= magic number

What is the formula to What is the formula to use when changing the use when changing the yield of a recipe?yield of a recipe?


Warm waterWarm waterWhat is the temperature What is the temperature of water yeast needs to of water yeast needs to produce gas?produce gas?


Carbon DioxideCarbon DioxideWhat gas do leavening What gas do leavening agents produce to make agents produce to make the product rise?the product rise?


Customary SystemCustomary SystemWhat is the unit of What is the unit of measure used in the measure used in the United States?United States?


Measures volume vs. Measures volume vs. measures weight.measures weight.

What is the difference What is the difference between an ounce and a between an ounce and a fluid ounce?fluid ounce?


¼ cup = 4 Tbsp¼ cup = 4 TbspWhat is an equivalent?What is an equivalent?


16 Tbsp.16 Tbsp.How many Tbsp. Are in How many Tbsp. Are in 1 cup?1 cup?


3 tsp.3 tsp.How many tsp. Are in 1 How many tsp. Are in 1 Tbsp?Tbsp?


The order in which they The order in which they are used.are used.

How are ingredients How are ingredients listed in a recipe?listed in a recipe?


Use a ¼ cup measuring Use a ¼ cup measuring cup 3 times.cup 3 times.

How would I measure ¾ How would I measure ¾ cup?cup?


Provides leavening and Provides leavening and structure.structure.

What functions do eggs What functions do eggs serve in a recipe?serve in a recipe?


air, steam or a chemical reaction activated by another ingredient that produces carbon dioxide in a batter or dough.

What is a Leavening Agent?What is a Leavening Agent?

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