Wheat & Gluten

Wheat & Gluten Quiz

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1. Semolina is made by finely grinding the endosperm of the wheat grain.

2. The element(s) that activate(s) the gluten in flour is/are:

3. The protein content in wheat flour will determine the amount of gluten it can develop.

4. Whole wheat flour is made by grinding the whole wheat grain.

5. Gluten, once developed, has the capability to:

6. Which of the following recipes would benefit most from a low-protein, low-gluten flour?

7. When using pastry flour in a cake recipe, you should mix it thoroughly and for a long time to develop gluten.

8. When making a recipe that calls for pastry flour and you don’t have any, which of the two would be the best substitute?

9. Gluten is the ______ component in wheat flour.

10. This picture represents which part of the wheat grain?

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11. White flour is milled from the:

12. Which flour would be most suitable when making bread?

13. In the preview below, which flour would be the best for making the dough?

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14. Whole wheat flour can replace white flour in a recipe 1:1 and achieve the same results.

15. Which flour would be most suitable when making delicate pastries?

16. A wheat grain or wheat berry can be broken down into:

17. Kneading is essential to developing gluten which gives bread its airy structure.

18. Which flour has the highest protein content?

19. Which of the following recipes would benefit most from a high-protein, high-gluten flour?

20. Flours that contain the bran and germ should be stored in the refrigerator.

21. For the home cook, all-purpose flour can most often be used in place of bread flour or pastry flour.

22. The protein content in pastry flour is about:

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