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Degree Applicable Glendale Community College October, 2008
Degree Applicable Glendale Community College October, 2008 COURSE OUTLINE Culinary Arts 224 Advanced Baking and Pastry Arts I. Catalog Statement Culinary Arts 224 focuses on advanced aspects of baking and pastry for retail pastry shops, hotels, restaurants and catering operations. Students will apply advanced techniques through practical laboratory experience in high-quality pastry production. The focus will be on European-style products, including laminated dough, pastries, cakes, petit fours, fancy desserts, confections, tortes, mousses, chocolate, and confections. Decoration is strongly emphasized. Units – 5.0 Lecture - 3.0 hours Laboratory - 6.0 hours (Faculty Laboratory Hours 6.0 + Student Laboratory Hours 0.0 = 6.0 Total Laboratory Hours) Prerequisite: Culinary Arts 124 or equivalent. II. Course Entry Expectations Skill Level Ranges: Reading 5; Writing 5; Listening/Speaking 5; Math 3 Prior to enrolling in the course, the student should be able to: 1. recognize and operate bakery equipment; 2 describe the proper utilization of raw material used in various baking process and products; 3. produce quick breads, fried goods, custards and creams; 4. explain and demonstrate proper production methods relating to short dough varieties; 5. explain and demonstrate the proper methods of various cookie preparations; 6. produce basic dessert sauces; 7. produce pastry, pie and tarts; 8. produce frozen desserts. Culinary Arts 224 Page 2 III. Course Exit Standards Upon successful completion of the required coursework, the student will be able to: 1. recognize puff pastry dough categories and methods of introducing fat to dough; 2. identify leavening agents of puff pastry and Danish dough; 3. identify three categories of sponge cake and their ingredient ratios, mixing methods and preparation; 4. -
Hobbybäcker Tortenboden Rezept
Rezept Hobbybäcker Tortenboden Für ungefüllte Torten und Igel-Kuchen 600 g Hobbybäcker Tortenboden-Backmischung 7 Eier 50 g Wasser 200 g Butter (cremig weich) zusammen 7 - 8 Min. schaumig aufschlagen und 200 g fein geriebene (geröstete) Mandeln unter die fertige Masse unterlaufen lassen. Füllmenge: 26 cm Formen ca. 750 g Bei ca. 190° C, ca. 35 - 40 Min. backen. Butter-Mandelbiskuit. Tortenboden hell 26 cm 400 g Hobbybäcker Tortenboden-Backmischung 250 g Eier 30 g Wasser Schoko-Tortenboden 26 cm 400 g Hobbybäcker Tortenboden-Backmischung 30 g Kakao gut untermischen 250 g Eier Apfel-Torte mit Tortenboden hell. 50 g Wasser Nuss-Tortenboden 26 cm 400 g Hobbybäcker Tortenboden-Backmischung 50 g Nüsse geröstet, gemahlen untermischen 250 g Eier 30 g Wasser Die Masse 5 - 8 Min. locker aufschlagen, in die Form füllen und in den vorgeheizten Ofen schieben. Mit Ober- und Unterhitze bei 180 - 190° C, ca. 35 Min backen. Nuss-Nugat-Torte mit Nuss-Tortenboden. 500236 Hobbybäcker-Versand Inge Pinzer · Tel. 07306.925900 · Fax 07306.925905 · Internet www.hobbybaecker.de Rezept Hobbybäcker Tortenboden Dobostorte – Prinzregententorte Die Lieblingstorte der Münchner. Sie wurde dem Prinzregenten Luitpold gewidmet. Die ganz dünnen, einzeln gebackenen Dobos- böden werden mit Schokoladenbuttercreme zusammengesetzt. Die 7 Schichten stehen für jene 7 Kreise die zusammen das König- reich Bayern bildeten. Es gibt ja noch jede Menge solcher Geschichten. Fest steht, die Prinzregententorte wird immer noch zu fest- lichen Anlässen bevorzugt. Heute stellen wir Die fertige Prinzregententorte. unsere Version der Prinzregententorte vor. Dobosböden (8 Stück) 400 g Hobbybäcker Tortenboden 400 g Ei Zusammen ca. 10 Minuten flott aufschlagen. -
Cakes and Pastries Tiramisu an Italian Classic Made with Alternating Layers of Tia Maria and Espresso-Soaked Savoiardi Biscuits and Mascarpone, Egg, and Sugar Cream
Cakes and Pastries Tiramisu An Italian classic made with alternating layers of Tia Maria and espresso-soaked Savoiardi biscuits and mascarpone, egg, and sugar cream. Piece: $4.99 • Tiramisu for Two: $7.99 Square: $19.99 (6”) • 32.99 (8”) Specialty Order: $3.99 per person Millefoglie: This delightful cake is made of several layers of flaky puff pastry filled with vanilla or chocolate pastry cream. Please specify filling when placing your order. Piece: $3.99 • Square: $19.99 (6”) • 32.99 (8”) Opera torte: Almond sponge cake soaked in coffee syrup and Tia Maria liqueur filled with ganache and coffee buttercream. Piece: $3.99 • Square: $19.99 (6”) • 32.99 (8”) • Slab: 12”x15” $65.00 • 24”x15” $130.00 Limoncello torte: Vanilla sponge cake soaked in Limoncello liqueur; layered with lemon curd and topped with buttercream icing. Piece: $4.99 • Round: $32.00 (7”) • 49.00 (10”) • Slab: 12”x15” $65.00 • 24”x15” $130.00 White chocolate buttercream torte: Vanilla sponge cake soaked in Crème de Cacao syrup and iced with a combination of white chocolate and decadent Italian buttercream; decorated with white and dark chocolate wedges. A taste sensation not to be missed! Piece: $4.99 • Round: $32.00 (7”) • 49.00 (10”) • Slab: 12”x15” $65.00 • 24”x15” $130.00 Raspberry torte: Three layers of vanilla sponge cake layered with raspberry jam and iced with buttercream icing. Piece: $4.99 • Round: $32.00 (7”) • 49.00 (10”) • Slab: 12”x15” $65.00 • 24”x15” $130.00 Hazelnut chocolate cake: This crunchy cake is baked with caramelised hazelnuts and layered with chocolate and hazelnut buttercream, glazed with chocolate ganache. -
Introduction to Baking and Pastries Chef Tammy Rink with William R
Introduction to Baking and Pastries Chef Tammy Rink With William R. Thibodeaux PH.D. ii | Introduction to Baking and Pastries Introduction to Baking and Pastries | iii Introduction to Baking and Pastries Chef Tammy Rink With William R. Thibodeaux PH.D. iv | Introduction to Baking and Pastries Introduction to Baking and Pastries | v Contents Preface: ix Introduction to Baking and Pastries Topic 1: Baking and Pastry Equipment Topic 2: Dry Ingredients 13 Topic 3: Quick Breads 23 Topic 4: Yeast Doughs 27 Topic 5: Pastry Doughs 33 Topic 6: Custards 37 Topic 7: Cake & Buttercreams 41 Topic 8: Pie Doughs & Ice Cream 49 Topic 9: Mousses, Bavarians and Soufflés 53 Topic 10: Cookies 56 Notes: 57 Glossary: 59 Appendix: 79 Kitchen Weights & Measures 81 Measurement and conversion charts 83 Cake Terms – Icing, decorating, accessories 85 Professional Associations 89 vi | Introduction to Baking and Pastries Introduction to Baking and Pastries | vii Limit of Liability/disclaimer of warranty and Safety: The user is expressly advised to consider and use all safety precautions described in this book or that might be indicated by undertaking the activities described in this book. Common sense must also be used to avoid all potential hazards and, in particular, to take relevant safety precautions concerning likely or known hazards involving food preparation, or in the use of the procedures described in this book. In addition, while many rules and safety precautions have been noted throughout the book, users should always have adult supervision and assistance when working in a kitchen or lab. Any use of or reliance upon this book is at the user's own risk. -
Food & Beverage
FOOD & BEVERAGE Dear guest, It is our intention to make the time you spend with us enjoyable and memorable. We offer international cuisine with focus on fresh seasonal products. To create an unforgettable event I designed a wide range of both classic and modern options, buffets and packages. Each occasion is important and demands our special attention. Please feel free to contact me - together we will create culinary delights tailor-made for you. My team and I look forward to welcoming you. Executive Chef Daniela Hinterberger CONTENTS BREAKFAST COFFEE BREAKS LUNCH & DINNER BUFFETS LUNCH & DINNER MENUES Continental Breakfast Welcome Coffee Sandwich Break Menu Navigator English Breakfast Mid Morning Coffee Breaks Roll-in Working Buffets 3-Course Menues Breakfast at Hilton Afternoon Coffe Breaks Light und Fingerfood-Buffets 4-Course Menues Breakfast Boxes Executive Chef‘s Signature Coffe Breaks Lunch & Dinner Buffets Executive Chef‘s Signature Menues Theme Buffets Gala Dinner Menus SPECIAL OPTIONS COCKTAIL MENUES BEVERAGE OPTIONS OPEN BARS Lunch Boxes Cocktail Packages Beverage Package 1 Open Bar 1 Healthy Options À-la-Carte-Choice Beverage Package 2 Open Bar 2 Dietary Options Beverage Package 3 Open Bar 3 Wine List Breakfast Coffe Breaks Lunch & Dinner Buffets Lunch & Dinner Menus Special Options Cocktail Menus Beverage Options Open Bars Nutrition Tips BREAKFAST Home Rightly acknowledged as the most important meal of the day; here at Hilton we take our breakfast offering seriously. Breakfast is no longer just a functional meal, it is now an occasion on its own. We understand that the right start to the day is imperative to ensure maximum performance and with this in mind we offer you a selection of ways to enjoy breakfast, each designed to offer something for differing needs and differing tastes. -
Breakfast À La Carte Wednesday to Friday from 08.00 to 11.30 Saturday & Sunday from 09.00 to 12.00
Breakfast à la carte Wednesday to Friday from 08.00 to 11.30 Saturday & Sunday from 09.00 to 12.00 Homemade products from our bakery Croissant 1.80 contains egg, gluten, lactose Pain au chocolat 2.40 contains nuts, egg, gluten, lactose Milk roll 1.35 contains egg, gluten, lactose Brioche 1.50 contains egg, gluten, lactose Raisin roll 1.45 contains, egg, gluten, lactose, sulfites Nut sticky bun 2.75 contains gluten, lactose, nuts, egg Raisin bun 2.35 contains egg, gluten, lactose, sulfites We obtain our different kinds of rolls and bread from the organic bakery „Bio-Kaiser“, the baguettes from France. Our service team is pleased to inform you about the variety of products. Marmelade and jam Nutella Contains nuts 1.05 Jam from Wachau and Alpe Pragas, South Tyrol 1.65 Strawberry, raspberry, apricot, sour cherry, cassis contains nuts Orange marmalade from „Marchesi di San Giuliano“ 1.65 Black Forest white fir honey 2.75 Our specialties Cheese plate (per portion big/small) 9.25/4.85 contains lactose, nuts Cheese / ham plate (per portion big/small) 9.25/4.85 contains lactose, nuts Sausage / ham plate (per portion big/small) 9.35/5.10 Variation of salmon smoked & home marinated salmon 15.25 with horseradish cream and mustard dip contains fish, mustard, lactose To our specialties we serve 4 slices of bread and 1 portion of butter. contains lactose, gluten, nuts Pair of Bavarian “Weißwürste” with sweet mustard and pretzel 10.80 contains lactose, sulfites, mustard, celery All prices in euro and VAT & Sunday, holiday and night surcharges included -
The Foodie Files: Frankfurt
THE FOODIE FILES FRANKFURT HEALTHY VERSUS HEARTY Fresh, homegrown flavours and rich food traditions factor in to spring cuisine in Frankfurt WORDS AND PHOTOS BY TARA NOLAN FRESH HERBS TO MAKE “GREEN SAUCE” AT THE KLEINMARKTHALLE he sun is shining, the birds are singing and despite my jetlagged haze, I decide to walk back to my hotel from the Palmengarten, a botanical garden in Frankfurt. I take a look at my paper map and T choose a route that soon leads me past a strawberry stand. I inhale the sweet scent of freshly picked berries. It won’t be strawberry season at home for another month and a half, but here, May yields seasonal produce, like strawberries, fresh herbs and asparagus, much sooner. Frankfurt is known as a financial hub (the European Central Bank is here) and is often merely a stopover en route somewhere else via its busy international airport. Much of the city’s architecture is fairly new—historic buildings can’t be found at every turn as they are in other European cities because much of Frankfurt had THE KONSTABLERWACHE FARMERS’ MARKET to be rebuilt after the Second World War. But what you will discover, and what surprised me, is a very green city—both in its green spaces and its dedication to sustainability. And if you’re looking for some history, you’ll be able to uncover bits of it by eating and drinking. The next morning, I meet my local tour guide, Mikael Horstmann (grandtourfrankfurt.de), at my hotel—the Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof (en.steigenberger.com)—and we head out on foot. -
A 1718 Cookbook Contains a Dessert Recipe Similar to the Sachertorte
A 1718 Cookbook Contains A Dessert Recipe Similar To The SacherTorte Sacher Torte Day is observed annually on December 5. Sacher Torte, also known as Sachertorte, is a unique type of chocolate cake (or torte) that was invented by Austrian Franz Sacher in 1832. Sacher Torte is one of Vienna’s most famous culinary specialties. Franz Sacher was only an apprentice when Prince Wenzel Von Metternich ordered a special dessert from the kitchen for his guests. With the chef ill, Sacher stepped in for his superior and created what is known world wide as the Sacher Torte. His son, Eduard, went on to perfect this decadent dessert. The Sacher Torte is created with apricot jam between layers of rich, chocolate sponge cake and topped with a layer of chocolate icing. The original recipe is a secret protected today and served exclusively by the Sacher Hotels in Vienna and Salzburg. A torte (from Italian torta) is a rich, usually multi-layered, cake that is filled with whipped cream, butter creams,mousses, jams, or fruits. When comparing tortes and cakes, you will notice that the cake is lighter than the torte. Cakes are made with cake flour alone. Tortes are commonly baked in a spring form pan. The most well-known of the typical tortes include the Austrian Sacher torte. Sacher Torte, a chocolate cake filled with apricot jam and covered with chocolate icing. It was created in Vienna in 1832 by a 16 year old apprentice baker named Franz Sacher for Prince Metternich. Recipes similar to that of the Sacher torte appeared as early as the eighteenth century, one instance being in the 1718 cookbook of Conrad Hagger. -
Törtchen Kunstvollen Kleinen Zu Hin Torte Klassischen Der Von Weg Entwicklung Die Vogel
Bernd Siefert Törtchen Kunstvolle Konditorei im Kleinformat Herausgeber Bernd Siefert Herausgeber Törtchen – Kunstvolle Konditorei im Kleinformat Innovativ, abwechslungsreich und wunder Felix Vogel zeigt uns die tollsten Schoko Die fünf Profis stellen jeweils 12–13 schön sind die 62 Kreationen der Autoren ladenwunder, Matthias Ludwigs erschafft Rezepte vor, anschaulich mit Schrittfür Norman Hunziker, Matthias Ludwigs, die schönsten Obsttörtchen, während SchrittBildern, die das Nachmachen Bettina SchliephakeBurchardt, Bernd Norman Hunziker in seinen Kreationen vereinfachen und gleichzeitig genug Spiel Siefert und Felix Vogel. Textur und Aroma in den Vordergrund raum für eigene Interpretationen lassen. Die Entwicklung weg von der klassischen stellt. Bettina SchliephakeBurchardt zau Dieses Buch ist eine unerschöpfliche Torte hin zu kleinen kunstvollen Törtchen bert die süßesten Motivtörtchen und last Inspirationsquelle und unverzichtbares Törtchen wird von den Autoren in diesem Buch but not least liefert uns Bernd Siefert eine Arbeitsbuch für alle Interessierten an der meisterhaft in Szene gesetzt. Hierbei wid zeitgemäße Interpretation der Klassiker süßen Kunst. met sich jeder einem speziellen Thema. deutscher Konditorenkunst. ISBN 978-3-87515-134-3 9 783875 151343 Norman Hunziker | MatthiasNorman Hunziker Ludwigs | Bettina Schliephake-Burchardt | Bernd Siefert | Felix Vogel VORWORT MATTH2018/002_Toertchen_Buch.indb 2 30.10.18 17:48 » Die Nummer 10 beim iPhone heißt schlicht X. Es soll eine neue Ära einleiten. Unser Buch „Törtchen“ soll selbiges tun. Wir als Konditoren brauchen wieder eine Aufbruchstimmung, denn wir haben viele Trends verpasst. Eis haben wir an die italienischen Eiscafés abgegeben oder sogar an Schöller und Co. Pralinen und Tafelschokoladen machen ambitionierte Hausfrauen manchmal besser als die Profis. Zum Kaffeetrinken geht man in die Espressobar mit italienischem Ambiente. -
Finger Food | Coffee Breaks | Menus | Buffets | Beverages
menus INTRODUCTION | fingeR food | coffee bReaks | menus | bUffeTs | beveRages InterContinental Frankfurt Wilhelm Leuschner Strasse 43 | 60329 Frankfurt | Germany Go to www.intercontinental.com/meetings or click here to contact us INTRODUCtion key Whatever the scale or theme of your meeting, we use our considerable culinary know-how to create authentic, unpretentious lunches, coffee breaks Local Origins and dinners. Signature dishes and provincial recipes that are inspired by the destination, including dishes that showcase some of the finest Our Local Origins dishes, for instance, offer signature and provincial recipes seasonal ingredients of the area. that are inspired by the destination, including dishes that showcase some of the finest seasonal ingredients of the area. World Kitchen Whereas our World Kitchen recipes leverage our global know-how by drawing Authentically prepared classic and contemporary dishes from on the experience of our chefs to offer a collection of authentically prepared around the world that leverage our global know-how. classic and contemporary dishes from around the world. For all of our menus, we source ingredients locally where possible, with the Light emphasis on fresh and natural produce. Vegetarian Simply click on the style of menu you require from the bottom navigation bar to view the options available, alternatively our team of Chefs would be pleased to work with you to create your very own Insider menu to ensure a truly memorable experience. *Rates valid from November 2010 INTRODUCTION | fingeR food -
Names of Cakes
NAMES OF CAKES Armina BERCEANU, MA student University of Craiova Abstract The proper names analyzed in this paper provide additional information on the appearance, shape, content of the product associated with a trade name. As related to the current reality, trade names have become key elements of the marketing strategy, with a strong influence on language. In the case of confectionery and pastry products, the intention of the sender (the supplier) is to raise the interest of the receiver by simple, concise, clearly expressed words, showing the quality, the basic ingredients and the origin of the food. These elements determine the success of the product on the market and its recognition by means of the advertising discourse. Key-words: anthroponyms, toponyms, trade name, culinary names, vocabulary Résumé Les noms propres analysés dans ce travail apportent des informations supplémentaires sur l’aspect, la forme et le contenu du produit associé à un nom commercial. Rapp ortés à la réalité contemporaine, les noms commerciaux sont devenus des éléments -clés de la stratégie de marketing, ayant une grande influence sur le langage. Dans le cas des produits de confiserie et de pâtisserie, l’intention de l’émetteur (le fournisseur) est de susciter l’intérêt du récepteur par des mots simples, concis, clairement exprimés, qui présentent la qualité, les ingrédients de base et l’origine des aliments. Ces éléments déterminent le succès du produit sur le marché et sa consécration à trav ers le discours publicitaire. Mots-clés: anthroponymes , toponymes , nom commercial, noms culinaires, lexique 1. Introduction Over the years, society has faced certain unprecedented transformations which, in one way or another, have affected or changed our perception of the world. -
27 Steps to a Frankfurter Kranz by Kim Wood
27 Steps to a Frankfurter Kranz by Kim Wood Live audio recording: http://berlinstories.org/2010/04/15/kim-wood-on-how-to-make-frankfurter-kranz/ 1. Move to New York. Begin online dating when it still has a stigma. Mortify your Mother. After ten years of shacking up, marry your favorite German. 2. Move to Europe. Leave all belongings in New York. Begin life as a vagabond in your honey’s hometown, Berlin. 3. When he asks you to make the birthday cake his mother used to make for him, a traditional German Frankfurter Kranz, or Crown Cake, do not hesitate. Say yes. 4. Look up recipe online. Discover it has twenty-seven steps. Twenty-seven steps, either in a language you speak or in measurements your local cookware will comprehend. Look up US/Metric conversion tool. Convert recipe. 5. Is Speisestärke cornstarch? Or Maisstärke? Buy both. Who puts cornstarch in anything anyway? 6. Go to three shops in search of a Bundt pan. Forget to buy measuring cup. 7. While cake cools, watch husband flick through channels on the TV. Discreetly veil the mania already flickering in the corner of your eyes. 8. Over his shoulder, scan the vast studio stage where people with candy-colored coiffure huddle together on a sectional couch and—from what you can gather—bet on something having to do with a blindfolded man and a row of cows. 9. Nod when husband says, “He says he can identify them just by the sound each one makes chewing apples.” 10. Ask, “Is that Nicole Kidman?” 11.