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Base This isthe base of the cake or pastry. It is not
necessary for every cake to have a base, but most
hhave one. A base serves many purposes such as the
following
‘+ Itadds a texture tothe cake. For example, a Black
, which is @ soft cake layered with
eam and sponge, has a base of sweet
from the for
soft t wll fall apart
+ The base prevents the spongy cake to soak up any
odd flavours if refigerated on a tay.
Cake Thisis the body of the cake. Various types of sponges can
be used for this purpose, The most basic of all is Genaese sponge
that mde by wing eg ad sar wl Ht and Dl
fat and baked until cooked.
i can also be used to make
sumption; if the cake is too
cake. Sometimes other kinds of bases can also be used
le eake would have the filling of trafle
layered with various kinds of flavoured creams and fil
‘Tho fillings can vary from jams and creams to jelied fruit juices. Sometimes baked custard
is also used for filling a contemporary cake,
gives an altrative appearance tothe cake
forms a cover on the cake and prevents it from drying out
dds flavour and texture tothe cake.
‘There can be various kinds of toppings used for the cake.
‘ome cakes are covered only with dusted icing sugar, whereas
some are covered with caramelized sugar. Various kinds of ilings
sed in cakes and pastries have been covered earlier in Chapter
20 of Food Production Operation.
Garnish This s one of the most important parts of a cake or @
pastry that are used to decorate the cake for visual appeal, hence
the term, Gamishes can range fiom fresh fruits to chocolate and
wel ore. To pspose
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sugar garmishes that would complement the favour and texture o
important to choose the right kind of garish to finish a cake. Fe
cod to garish a dry fruitcake with chocolate garnish or vice
Moistening agent The moistening agent i a cake is usually
that adds favour as well as moistess to the cake. Each layer of sp with
liberal amounts of sugar syrup. This is do
add sweetness tothe cake
crumbs, whl spending the era
[Kind of Bases and Sponges
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‘an understanding of the various kinds of bases and sponges tha
classical cake. Table 111 presents some popular kinds of sponges and bases|
for making cakes
11.1. pes of bases used for mating cates and pasties (see als Plate 12)
Sponge cakes are usally made with egg, Dour, and sugae and
the textre of the baked product slight and air. Ast resemble
the texture ofa sponge, its called so. A sponge cake can be
various types and the method of preparation difer for each one.
| ft is known as Genate sponge.
‘a the most commonly used
sponge for cakes and passe. A chocolate epange can be made by
Subttating 25 per cet of flour with cocoa powder
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while separately with sugar and then folding them together, along
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Pastry
Description Uses
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| Sweet pastry’ Pate
Ttisadough madeby creaming | Sweet paste can be used for many products i pasty
‘bater and sugar and egg and | kitchen Tecan be used for making cookies and bisaits andl
Tightly folding in the our. | can also be used as the base for many cakes as discussed
‘The fouris nol overworked in | in Table 11.2 In patric, this pase fs wed for making tart
the dough becaire tis pare | shells that can be filed with numerous filings such ax
reeds to be erisp and should | whipped cream with fresh rats, and lemon curd
hhave a bite when eaten. The
paste is refeigerated unt fs
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Short paste/ Pie
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This pastry is known as short |Ttis commonly used in making savoury items, but it ean
crust pasty and is very ky [be used as base for rome cakes and tortes which need
tnd crumbly. Itt made by | to be sugar fre,
rolling chile fa, along with
lour and mixing with eggs
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paste that i then refrigerated
fun Farther use
Breakfast passes
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“These are sweet baked goods | Various Kinds of products are made and served in
Ahnt are often served in the | breakfast and these are refered ta as breakfast pastries,
breakfast buffet so the name | Some of there areas Fellows.
breakfast pares, These can| Groisent Croisants are usually baked plain, but
bbe made’ from laminated | sometimes they could be stuffed with grated chocolate
dough such st croisant|to make chocolate croissants, They can be glazed with
dough, pulf dough, or cake | melted chocolate ater baking or simple dustod with icing
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jam, Some Danish pastries ae also decorated with melted
fondant stripes.
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Description
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the mould. These are made from the ten cake bafter and
‘an e flavoured with varios favonrings.
Paliers ICs often used ss a breskfast pasey and is
known as French hearts beeas ofthe heart shape. Tis
also ealled by other names such as pig's ears or papillon
The palf pastry is rolled with castor sugar into «retangle
and itis given folds inwards from both the ends to meetin.
the centr, Ite finaly folded jut ike book fold and sliced
‘Tem thick. The open ends wirted to resemble a°T shape
sand it is baked to fora a heart shape
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soft dough tha rolled to 1 em thickness and ent with
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then deep fried ntl cadked, Iie often served dredged in
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‘There sre many kinds of
parameters. We studied a
trends later. A common way of classifying cakes is based on the occasions that they are
sade for, For exemple, wedding ithday cakes, speciality cakes
for festive occasions such as Twelfth Night, Christmas, etc. Let us discuss some of these
cakes,
Birthday Cakes and Omamental Cakes
Cakes are synonymous to birthdays. Itis customary for people to celebrate their birthdays
by cutting cakes with their names piped on them. Various kinds of flavours and kinds of
cake can be made on this occasion. Sometimes cakes are made
based on a theme of the event, or on popular cartoons, toys, ete.
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depend on the choice of the person
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sa are dry cakes. Some of the commonly prepared
described in Table 11.5.
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sinnamon, are used along with candied frit such as ras
slay blk cans range and lemon pels and candied
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Piping these designs and patterns
some ofthe commonly used garnishes on cakes and pastes
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‘oblained, The icing should only be besten with a dat paddle and never whipped. The
‘lie quantity of water and flavourings and then
be taken wile spreading the ot gel, as it ean mel the top layer ofthe cake
eating an unwanted effect.
| Jams and praeres Apricat jam is the most commonly used jar inthe pastry for various
‘kinds of cocoratons of cakes and pastes. Danish pasties are iced with bolled apricot
{sm Boiling and applying the jam allows tt spreed in «thin consistency and it st ke
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pasties,
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silmatto form shets that esemble gas. Thse can then be broken
into pieos and used to decorate the cake. Thin lines and figures
cam also be made by pouring the sugar onto silmas and then afer
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Secondary colours These colours ae farmed by mixing any two primary colour
‘example red and yellow combine to make orange, ed and blue combine to make purple
and blue and yellow combine to form green colour
Tertiary colours These are colows made by the combination of secondary colours.
‘These colours are rarely used in cake decoration. The only exception is when one has
to make coffee or chocolate colour. Coffee colour can be made by combining green and
‘orange in equal proportion and the chocolate colour cen be achieved by mixing green
and mauve in equal proportions.
Intermediate colours These are the colours that are seen between the primary and the
secondary colours
Analogue colours The range of colows between two primary colours are called
analogue colours
lours will make your decoration look pleasing tothe eye.
Jlementary colours ‘These are colours that appear on the left and the right
eal,
1y colour which is mixed with white is said tobe tinted or pastel shade,
wed colours combines very well on a cake for high end functions.
Shade colours Shades are the
quantity of black or brown,
Monochrome colours The tints and shades of one colour would be referred to as
‘monochrome colours
15 obtained when a colour is mixed with a small
‘Triad colours Any three colours on the colour wheel that are equidistant from each
other are known as triads. For example, orange, green, and mauve form a trad.
Neutral cofours Apart from the colours listed above, there are neutra! colours. Black,
Tour wheel having red in them in different proportions are referred
le the other colours are categorized as cool colours
Some of che colours are said to have an affinity with the seasons as well. It may be
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are a follows,
Spring Yellow, green, lilac
Autumn Yellow, gold, brown
Summers Pink, dark green
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1d the moods associated with them,
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Colour ‘Moods
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loyally, security, stabi
and peace
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Piping Exercises
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4 piping bag. The following ae the steps forthe procedure.
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absorb the moisture fom the icing and break while pipig. Fold the piece of quare
to obtain a triangle.
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CHOCOLATES
Leaming Objectives .
‘After reading ths chapter, you should be abe fo
+ understand the boxe origin of chocolates
‘+ opprecias the methods involved In production of chocolate trom cacea beans
‘+ oqure i-eptn knowledge about various kinds of chocolates and the properties that make
them so une
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‘2colao and various methods fo do the same;
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INTRODUCTION
fall age groups—from
various food products,
believe one can never go wrong in a dessert that has chocolate as
of ways in which it can be used in the
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garmishing and decoration, as chefs con
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and launching it in Europe and the rest of the world. The Spanish
the satenth century By that time, the Aztecs had setup a powe
Spanish were suc
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load of cocoa beans, which became ins
Spain. The Spanish started flavouring chocolate with vanilla an
and chillies used by the Aztecs. This became one of the most sought
‘and the Spanish are believed to have kept the procedure of making
for almost 100 years. Throughout centuries
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to be good for the heart
heart shapes. I, chus, be