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Leavening agent (511 bytes)
1: A '''leavening agent''' is an organism or substance that when ad... 3: Commonly used leavening agents include: 13: *[[:Category:Leavening agents]] 16: ...://users.rcn.com/sue.interport/food/leavning.html Leavening] Glucono delta-lactone (889 bytes) 1: ...[acid]]ifier, or a [[curing]], [[pickling]], or [[leavening]] agent. It is a cyclic [[ester]] of D-[[gluconi... 10: [[Category:Leavening agents]] Angel cake (1056 bytes) 5: ...y folding in other ingredients. For this type of leavening to work well, it is useful to have flour that has... Cornbread (1193 bytes) 3: ...g (food)|egg]]s, [[lard]] or [[bacon]] fat, and [[leavening agent]]. This bread will tend to be denser, meant... Baking powder (2089 bytes) 1: ... example, "cream the butter and sugar", which the leavening gas from baking powder will expand. 8: [[Category:Leavening agents]] Sourdough (3605 bytes) 2: ...obacillus|lactobacilli]] and [[yeast]]s used to [[leavening agent|leaven]] [[bread]]. 13: ... cell produces far more of the [[carbon dioxide]] leavening gas than a lactobacterium, but there are many mor... 19: ...ith sourdough. Baker's yeast is not useful as a [[leavening agent]] for rye bread, as rye does not contain en... 31: [[Category:Leavening agents]] Bird's Custard (781 bytes) 12: [[Category:Leavening agents]] Banana bread (983 bytes) 1: ...ana bread typically uses [[baking soda]] as its [[leavening]] agent and is baked from [[batter]], rather than... Sopapilla (1138 bytes) 3: ...e a [[tortilla]], made of [[flour]], a chemical [[leavening|leavener]], [[salt]], and a solid [[fat]]. This ... Sodium bicarbonate (4443 bytes) 99: ... used in combination with acidic compounds as a [[leavening agent]] in baking: some forms of [[baking powder]... 118: [[Category:Leavening agents]] Scone (1417 bytes) 3: ... [[oatmeal]], usually with [[baking powder]] as [[leavening agent]]. The pronunciation in the [[United Kingdo... Baker (1617 bytes) 4: *[[Baker's yeast]] is a [[leavening agent]]. Potassium bicarbonate (1843 bytes) 1: ...d is used as a source of [[carbon dioxide]] for [[leavening]] in baking, extinguishing fire in powder [[fire ... Green onion pancake (2039 bytes) 27: One more variation involves leavening the dough and not flattening up the coil into a p... Matzo (2030 bytes) 1: ...gypt]], after a week of mandatory abstinence from leavening, there was no time for the bread to rise, and the... Kitniyot (2373 bytes) 5: ...rature, in order to prevent any rising or natural leavening. Bread (13542 bytes) 6: ...]] is necessary in most cases, and optionally a [[leavening agent]] is used. 23: ===Leavening=== 25: Leavening is the process of adding gas to a dough before ba... 27: ====Chemical leavening==== 28: A simple technique for leavening bread is the use of gas-producing chemicals. Ther... Yeast (5499 bytes) 3: ...i]] a few species of which are commonly used to [[leavening|leaven]] [[bread]] and [[fermentation|ferment]] [... 13: Yeasts for leavening bread may be produced commercially or caught from... Socialism from below (2952 bytes) 11: ...rgely composed of young members with only a small leavening of more experienced members. Gluten (3136 bytes) 3: ...ty]] of kneaded [[dough]] which allows it to be [[leavening agent|leavened]], as well as the "chewiness" of b...
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