Exam 9: Laminated Doughs
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Which of the following is a shape into which puff pastry is formed?
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Which of the following items is NOT usually prepared with puff pastry?
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Croissant and Danish doughs are kneaded for a shorter time than other yeast doughs because the rolling and folding process develops the gluten.
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Which of the following procedures will keep puff pastry from shrinking during baking?
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Croissant and Danish doughs differ from other enriched yeast doughs because they are flattened, then cut; they are not rounded and rolled.
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