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Shortening Gcse Food. an introduction to primary and secondary food processing, using the example of wheat milled into flour and made into bread. Flour particles gain a waterproof layer when they're covered in fat. a shortening is defined as a fat, solid at room temperature, which can be used to give foods a crumbly and crisp texture such as. we use shortening when making pies and tarts because the base doesn’t rise and forms a solid case. The gluten in the flour cannot form long strands. there are four types of shortening: food science experiments, that you can perform in the classroom. Investigations, where food science knowledge can be. the functions and chemical properties of fats and oils (shortening, emulsification, plasticity and aeration). exam paper questions organised by topic and difficulty. We can cover particles in fat by rubbing fat into flour. the following subject specific vocabulary provides definitions of key terms used in our gcse food preparation and nutrition. Less than 11% should come from saturated fat. shortening is the combination of fat with flour used to make pastry or biscuits. Our worksheets cover all topics from gcse, igcse and a level courses.

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Shortening Gcse Food Some fats are called ‘shortening’ as they have. aeration is the process of adding very tiny pockets of air to something. How information about food is available to. The gluten in the flour cannot form long strands. The proportions of fat are usually half that of the flour for example 100g baking fat to 200g flour as in shortcrust pastry. the functions and chemical properties of fats and oils (shortening, emulsification, plasticity and aeration). the following subject specific vocabulary provides definitions of key terms used in our gcse food preparation and nutrition. Aeration eg using the creaming method with a food mixer for a cake (s1,. Our worksheets cover all topics from gcse, igcse and a level courses. We can cover particles in fat by rubbing fat into flour. Planning for cooking a single dish/a number of dishes. We might choose to do this if. Investigations, where food science knowledge can be. the food science section of revision world, covering: shortening and plasticity, eg pastry making (s10). Flour particles gain a waterproof layer when they're covered in fat.