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Bailey, L. H.; Leclere, J. A. 1935. Cake And Cake Making Ingredients. Cereal Chemistry 12:175

Cakemaking, Cake, Cake Formula, Gold Cake, Sponge Cake, Silver Cake, Chocolate Cake, Devil's Cake, Bread, Baked Product, Whole Wheat Bread, Soda Cracker, Cracker, Cookie, Doughnut, Macaroni, Noodle, Gingerbread, Gold Cake, Egg, Milk, Zwieback, Pilot Bread, Pretzel, Pretzel, Apple Pie, Squash Pie, Pie Crust, Matzoths, Saltine, Vanilla Wafers, Macaroon, Ginger Snap, Hot Cross Bun, Flour, Ash, Straight Grade Flour, Ash, Flour Ash, Flour Protein, Clear Flour, Angel Cake, Pound Cake

Blunt, K. 1918. Vegetable Oils And Their Use In Cooking. Journal of Home Economics 10:23

Vegetable, Oil, Olive Oil, Wesson Oil, Mazola Oil, Lard, Peanut Oil, Oleomargarine, Coconut Oil, Butter, Cottonseed, Oil, Gingerbread

Bradley, A. 1918. Modifying Your Cook Book To Meet Present Conditions Journal of Home Economics 10:219

Cook Book, Nonwheat Recipe, Biscuit, Muffin, Waffle, Griddle Cake, Boston Brown Bread, Barley Flour, Ground Rolled Oat, Rolled Oat, Graham Flour, New England Brown Bread, Cake, Mush, Oatmeal, Corn Meal, Hominy, Rice, Buckwheat, Pilaf, Macaroni, Gingerbread, Cookie, Cake, Potato Flour

Daniels, A. L.; Heisig, E. H. 1919. The Acidity Of Various Syrups Used In Cookery. Journal Of Home Economics 11:193

Sirup, Molasses, Specific Gravity, Soda, Flavoring, Cake, Fruit Cake, Drop Cookie, Cookie, Nut Cake, Butter Cake, Honey Cake, Gingerbread, Molasses Cookie, Ginger Snap, Spice Cookie, Honey, Corn Sirup

Denton, M. C.; Pritchett, L. B. 1921. Experiments In The Making Of Doughnuts Of Low Fat Absorption. Journal Of Home Economics 13:255

Doughnut, Fat Absorption, Fat Absorption, Frying Temperature

Denton, M. C.; Pritchett, L. B. 1921. Experiments In The Making Of Doughnuts Of Low Fat Absorption. Journal Of Home Economics 13:309

Doughnut, Fat Absorption, Fritter, Potato Doughnut, Frying

Denton, M. C.; Wengel, E.; Dritchett, L. 1920. Absorption Of Fat By Fried Batters And Doughs, And Causes Of Variation. Journal Of Home Economics 12:111

Fried Batter, Fried Dough, Fat Absorption

Finished Foods Committee. Home Economists In Business, American Home Economics Association 1965. Finished Foods-A Fifth Report. Pancakes And Quick Breads-From Mixes. Journal Of Home Economics 57:117

Pancake, Quickbread, Fruit, Bread, Nut Bread

Finished Foods Committee. Home Economists In Business, American Home Economics Association. 1965. Finished Foods-A Sixth Report. Coffeecake And Gingerbread-From Mixes. Journal Of Home Economics 57:357

Coffee Cake, Cake Quality, Finished, Gingerbread

Finished Foods Committee. 1964. Home Economists In Business, American Home Economics Association Finished Foods-A Fourth Report. Refrigerated Biscuits, Sweet Rolls, And Dinner Rolls. Journal Of Home Economics 56:735

Finished Food, Biscuit, Sweet Roll, Dinner Roll

Frechtling, L. C.; Betz, M. R. 1916. The Comparative Cost Of Home Prepared And Commercially Prepared Foods. Journal Of Home Economics 8:133

Cost, Preparation Cost, Canned Peach, Grape Juice, Fruit Juice, Grape Jelly, Apple Jelly, Orange Marmalade, Marmalade, Catsup Cost, Salad Dressing, Doughnut, Apple Pie Cost, Bread Cost, Cinnamon Roll Cost, Ginger Cake, Jelly Roll, Sugar Cookie, Patty Shell Cost, Lemon Ice Cost

Lamkin, G.; Hielscher, M. L.; Janes, H. B. 1970. Food Purchasing Practices Of Young Families. Journal Of Home Economics 62:598

Purchasing, Cake, Cookie, Baked Product, Pie, Dinner Roll, Quickbread, Baked Product, Entree, Soup, Package Mix, Convenience Food, Prepared Food, Family Plan

Leclerc, J. A.; Bailey, L. H. 1940. Fresh, Frozen And Dried Eggs And Egg Products (Their Uses In Baking And For Other Purposes). Cereal Chemistry 17:279

Frozen Egg, Dried Egg, Egg, Egg Consumption, Ash, Egg White, Egg Shell, Egg Yolk, Mucoid, Albumin, Conalbumin, Mucin, Globulin, Ammonia Nitrogen, Fat Acidity, Reducing Sugar, Angel Cake, Gold Cake, Doughnut Mix, Cake Mix, Biscuit, Custard, Mayonnaise, Candy, Ice Cream, White Cake

Lorenz, K. 1975. High Altitude Food Preparation And Processing. Crc Critical Reviews Of Food Technology 5(4):403

Altitude Food Preparation, Amylograph, Mixograph, Viscosity , Water Binding Capacity, Bread, Yeast, Fermentation Time, Oven Spring, Bread, Baked Product, Softness, Cookie, Cake, Specific Gravity, Cake Formula, Popover, Cream Puff, Biscuit, Muffin, Quickbread, Pie Crust, Deep Fat Frying, Vegetable, Microwave Cooking, Meat, Egg

Lowe, B.; Nelson, P. M.; Buchanan, J. H. 1940, September. The Physical And Chemical Characteristics Of Lards And Other Fats In Relation To Their Culinary Value. Iii. For Frying Purposes. Agricultural Experiment Station, Iowa State College Of Agriculture And Mechanic Arts, Ames, Iowa. Research Bulletin 279

Frying, Lard, Doughnut, Potato Chip, Odor, Color, Hydrogenated Lard, Refractive Index, Melting Point, Peroxide Value, Oil, Smoke Point, Absorption, Cooking Temperature, Corn Oil, Iodine Number, Free Fatty Acid

Lowe, B.; Pradhan, S.; Kastelic, J. 1958. The Free Fatty Acid Content And The Smoke Point Of Some Fats. Journal Of Home Economics 50:778

Shortening, Free Fatty Acid, Smoke Point, Oleic Acid, Fat, Color, Oil, Lard, Doughnut, Deep Fat Frying, Emulsifier, Antioxidant

Matthews, R. H.; Bechtel, E. A. 1966. Eating Quality Of Some Baked Products Made With Instant Flour. Journal Of Home Economics 58:729

Instant Flour, Muffin Volume, Muffin, Drop Biscuit Volume, Drop Biscuit, Waffle Volume, Waffle, Popover Volume, Popover, Coffee Cake Volume, Coffee Cake, Cake Layer Volume, Layer Cake, Cream Puff Volume, Cream Puff, Cookie Volume, Cookie, Pastry Volume, Pastry, Yeast Roll Volume, Yeast Roll, Breaking Strength

Nason, E. H. 1942. Research In Foods. Journal Of Home Economics 34:508

Research, Thiamin, Quickbread, Thiamin, Glutathione, Sweetener, Beef Storage, Vegetable Texture, Turnip Texture, Rhubarb Texture, Asparagus Texture, Spinach Texture, String Bean Texture, Carrot Texture, Beet Texture, Parsnip Texture, Meat Tenderization, Glyceryl Monostearate, Cake Batter

Paul, P.; Sween, E.; Bittner, B. 1955. Dry Mix And Frozen Baked Products. Iii. Dry Mix And Frozen Gingerbread. Journal Of Home Economics 47:256

Gingerbread, Storage, Gingerbread, Volume, Gingerbread, Appearance, Gingerbread, Flavor, Gingerbread, Texture, Gingerbread, Crumb Color, Gingerbread, Crust Color, Gingerbread, Tenderness, Gingerbread, Ph, Gingerbread, Batter, Ph, Gingerbread, Acceptability, Gingerbread, Mix, Frozen Gingerbread

Paul, P.; Symonds, H.; Varozza, A.; Stewart, G. F. 1957. Effect Of Glucose Removal On Storage Stability Of Egg Yolk Solids. Food Technology 11:494

Doughnut, Egg Yolk, Glucose, Fat Absorption

Pyke, W. E.; Brown, M. 1946.January. Cakes And Cookies. Recipes For Different Altitudes. Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin 489,Colorado A And M College, Fort Collins, Colorado

Cake, Cookie, Altitude, Baking, Butter Cake, Gingerbread, Angel Cake, Frosting, Icing, Doughnut, Cookie, Sponge Cake, Spice Cake, White Cake, Yellow Cake

Rice, E. W. 1961, July. Baking, Cooking At High Altitudes. Agricultural Experiment Station, University Of Wyoming, Laramie. Bulletin 379r

Altitude, Baking, Baked Product, Batter, Dough, Butter Cake, Quickbread, Cookie, Sponge Cake, Deep Fat Frying, Croquette, Fritter, Omelet, Candy, Caramel, Divinity, Fruit Cake, Doughnut, Bread, French Fry, Potato Chip, Souffle, Meringue, Vegetable , Bread, Yeast Dough, Fondant, Fudge, Peanut Brittle , Jelly, Choke Cherry, Frosting

Rogers, L. V. 1950. The Commercial Use Of Whey In Bakery Goods. Bakers Digest 24(3):43

Lactose, Sherbet, Confectionery, Cheese , Cake, Cookie, Doughnut, Whey, Bread, Roll, Sweet Roll, Dried Whey, Whey Dough, Straight Dough Process, Whey Cake, Yellow Cake

Shiring, N.; Crawford, J. 1934. A Comparison Of Commercial And Homemade Mixers. Journal Of Home Economics 26:627

Homemade Waffle Mix, Homemade Biscuit Mix, Waffle, Pastry, Gingerbread, Bran Muffin, Molasses Cookie, Chocolate Pudding

Staff, E. J.; Grover, M. L. 1936. An Outbreak Of Salmonella Food Infection Caused By Filled Bakery Products. Food Research 1:465

Salmonella Enteritidis, Rhode Island, Poisoning, Pastry, Bakery, Incubation, Illness, Rat, Rattus Norvegicus, Serological Assay, Histopathology, Autopsy, Chocolate Eclairs, Eclairs, Patient, Organ, Colony, Blood Agglutination Test, Organism, Microorganism, Biochemical Properties, Fermentation, Acid, Dextrose, Maltose, Mannite, Rhamnose, Arabinose, Dulcite, Xylose, Sorbite, Sugar, Galactose, Trehalose, Lactose, Sucrose, Salicin, Raffinose, Cellibiose, Inosite, Adonite, Dextrin, Voges-Proskauer Test, Citrate Medium, Salmonella Enteritidis, Salmonella Aertrycke, Cream Puff, Whipping Cream, Apple Pie, Jelly Pastries, Custard-Filled Round Doughnuts, Kidney, Intestine, Stool, Utensil, Eberthella Typosa, Toxin, Rodent, Vector

Strauss, M. 1954. The Effect of Ingredient Variation on Chemically Leavened Batter and Dough Products. OSU Ms. Thesis. pp. 54-56.

...then dipped in melted, canning wax in order to render it waterproof. The temperture of the wax was maintained between 75 and 80C for biscuits and 65 and 70C for muffins. A lower temperature was needed for muffins as the muffins had a more delicate open texture than the biscuits. If the wax was too thin they would soak up more of the melted wax. Furthermore, temperatures had to be kept constant, as different temperatures would have resulted in thicker or thinner wax coatings on the products, which again would have influenced the volumes. Each sample was suspended by means of the thread until cool, after which the threads were cut off.

The apparatus used for the actual determination of volumes was improvised, utilizing a small jar approximately 460 mL in volume, and having a screw top. A funnel and an outlet were built into the lid. Water was introduced through the funnel until the water level reached a mark on the funnel stem. The outlet provided an automatic adjustment of the water level. In this way the water in the jar was kept at a standard volume, Figure 3. When using this apparatus great care was taken never to have any air bubbles caught in the jar, as that would have altered the accuracy of the readings. The procedure for determining volumes by water displacement was: The jar was filled with water up to the mark. It was weighed together with the biscuits or the muffin, on which volume was to be determined. The muffin or biscuits were then placed in the jar, which was filled with water and weighed again. The difference in weight was the weight of the displaced water which was numerically the same as the volume of the displaced water. This again was equal to the volume of the object which displaced the water. It was important to keep the water at a constant temperature. it was, therefore, kept at 27C throughout the experiment. This process was repeated with each two biscuits and each individual muffin.

There were two pairs of biscuits and two muffins for each treatment of each replication. It was thus possible to get the total volume of all four biscuits. The muffin volumes were determined individually.

Strauss, M. 1954. The Effect of Ingredient Variation on Chemically Leavened Batter and Dough Products. OSU Ms. Thesis. pp. 54-56.

The volume of the four biscuits which were used for the weight measurements were determined.

It was possible to calculate the specific volume and specific lightness of the biscuits for each treatment. For specific volume, the total volume of the four biscuits from each treatment was divided by the total weight of the corresponding unbaked biscuits, thus giving a ratio indicating the volume or the quantity yielded per unit of unbaked weight.

Thiessen, E. J. 1953October. Baking In Mile-High Kitchens. Agricultural Experiment Station, University Of Wyoming, Laramie. Bulletin 328

Altitude, Cake, Gingerbread, Quickbread, Waffle, Angel Cake, Chiffon Cake, Fruit Cake, Icing, Frosting, Cookie, Pudding

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