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evelyn o bentley

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Using a minimum of water in making pastry
 
  (1) decreases hydration of gluten, (2) increases hydration of gluten, (3) promotes flakiness, (4) promotes development of long gluten strands, (5) is not important if shortening is the fat being used.

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Ultragrain flour is
 
  (1) a rye mutation, (2) a cellulose with gluten added, (3) a new strain of wheat milled to a fine texture, (4) a mixture of wheat and triticale flours, (5) a mixture of triticale and rye flours.



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evelyn o bentley

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Reply 2 on: Aug 2, 2018
Gracias!


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Wow, this really help

 

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