Making cakes

Cake Flour. This is also known as high ratio flour and was made by treating flour with chlorine gas. Originally, the chlorine was used to bleach the flour but it was found that the flour could be used to make cakes where the ratio of sugar to flour and of liquid to flour both exceeded one. Hence the expression high ratio . 

Figure 3 A planetary mixer, used to make cakes, for example...

When two methods of doing something continue to be in use it usually works out that each has it particular merits or problem but neither is superior to the other overall. This is the case with the sugar batter and the flour batter methods of making cakes. 

Weak acids and bases will also undergo neutralization reactions. The reaction of the acetic acid (HAc) in vinegar with the sodium bicarbonate (NaHCOs) in baking soda produces water, sodium ions (Na+), acetate ions (Ac), and carbon dioxide gas (CO2). The reaction between baking soda and acids in dough creates bubbles of carbon dioxide that make cakes and cookies rise and become fluffy. 

A special aligning device keeps the medium wrinkle-free and in proper line during its travel. Thin cakes of difficult solids which may be slightly soluble are good applications. When acceptable, a sluice discharge makes cakes as thin as 1.5 to 2 mm (about Vie in) feasible. Several manufacturers offer belt-discharge filters. 

ChemLab 2 Why is starch not used in baking for the purpose of making cakes fluffy ... 

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Surface filters are usually used for suspensions with higher concentrations of solids, say above 1 % by volume, because of the blinding of the medium (or of the precoat) that occurs in the filtration of dilute suspensions. This can, however, sometimes be avoided by an artificial increase of the input concentration, in particular by adding a filter aid as a body feed as filter aids are very porous their presence in the cake improves permeability and often makes cake filtration of dilute and generally difficult slurries possible. 

Elour of very fine and uniform particle size, treated with chlorine to reduce the gluten strength, used for making cakes. It is possible to add up to 140 parts of sugar to 100 parts of this flour. The product can be cleissed eis a weak flour which does not make good bread, but does make excellent cakes. 

The child will play with mud and clay, making cakes and bricks in the wonderful oven of the sun. The child will learn that concrete cracks a mother s back but that children s backs are as resilient as springs and pliant as saplings. The child will watch the erection of flowers on columns of green but break them for the smiles of its parents. Summer will roof houses in the bushes, vault cathe-drals in the trees. The child will learn the meaning of time, and watch the structures fall into winter and become skeletons of... 

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