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Introductory Foods ¦ Scheule, Bennion ¦ 14th Edition
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Identify the flour that is highest in protein.
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Dried churned buttermilk naturally contains a substance that acts as an emulsifier which aids in the ...
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Soy flour is high in protein and therefore will make high quality breads without the addition of wheat flour.
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Considering the purpose of fat in a shortened cake, what would be the most likely outcome if "diet" ...
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mia
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Bread flour is made primarily from soft wheat.
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Mr. Wonderful
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Why did the U.S. Food and Drug Administration mandate the addition of folic acid to white flour in 1996?
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Which of the following ingredients helps to give firm structure to quick breads?
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littleanan
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The essential acid, lysine, is lacking in cereal grains.
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daltonest1984
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When preparing a pancake batter you should
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CharlieWard
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The yellowish color of freshly-milled flour is due primarily to the presence of
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fahad
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