Yeast/bread and Cakes / biscuits Grade 11

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1.
(Beating fat and sugar together)
2.
(Incorporating air into the mixture)
3.
IN (Mixing fat into flour with fingertips)
4.
(Fat used to create a crumbly texture)
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(Rising agents like baking powder)
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(The texture/thickness of the batter)
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(Gently combining light and heavy mixtures)
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(A classic firm-textured sponge cake)
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(A rich, high-fat biscuit)
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(Chocolate and cream topping/filling)
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(Yeast converting sugar to $CO_2$)GLUTEN (Protein network providing structure)KNEADING (Developing the dough's elasticity)PROVING (The final rise before baking)KNOCKING BACK (Removing large air bubbles)ACTIVATION (Waking up yeast with warm water/sugar)ENR