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Hospitality, Tourism & Recreation

Unit Originally Created By: Priscilla Burns

Bakery, Cakes and Pastry

Part of Course: Culinary Arts 1 and 2 Model

Unit Overview / Details

Students will be able to understand, demonstrate, apply and evaluate bakery tools, supplies, equipment and forumulas.  Students will be able to plan, prepare and evalute a variety of bakery and pastry products.  Students will use safety, santitation and nutrition concepts to this unit

Times

Classroom/labs
20 Days

Content/Concepts

A.  Bakery formulas, products and techniques

B.  Bakery equipment

C.  Quick bread products and techniques

D.  Yeast bread and laminated doughs

E.  Cakes

F.  Pastry

G. Pastry Bag Skills

Standards

Lessons in this Unit

  • The students will learn how to make a single crust pie pastry by teacher demo and various video clips.  Interesting information on pies, terms, ingredients, equipment, types of pie crust, and various edge finishes, to the history of pies, will be presented. 

  • The students will learn and explore all the who, what, where, when, why and hows of pretzels. Covering the history, the science, interesting information, to the preparation of a pretzel.  Information on yeast, pH in foods, and mustard will also be covered.

    Two Class Periods
    50 Minutes
  • Students will be introduced to what a laminated dough is and its many uses.  Teacher will demo the laminating method, show a  video and power point and then the students will get hands on experience with making puff pastry and apple tarts.

    This is just an introduction using puff pastry as the beginning.  This lesson can be continued to make danish and croissant dough and making all of the different pastries that all of these doughs are responsible for.

    3 Class Periods
    330 Minutes
  • This is a lesson plan to use after the introduction to laminated doughs.  Students will be learning what the characteristics of a croissant are and then have hands on with making a dough, shaping (possibly filling), proofing and baking the croissants.

     

    3 Class Periods
    330 Minutes