What does ‘sifting’ mean in baking?
It’s a process to pass dry ingredients through a sieve or sifter to remove lumps and aerate.
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How do I prevent over-thickened or gloopy sauces?
Add liquid gradually, whisk continuously, and use a slurry or roux for controlled thickening.
How do I prevent a grainy texture in ice cream?
Ensure the base is well-chilled, churn at the right speed, and use ingredients like egg yolks or corn syrup for smoothness.
How do I know when chicken is fully cooked?
The internal temperature should reach 165°F (74°C), and juices should run clear.
How do I achieve a crunchy crust on bread?
Use steam during the initial baking, and bake at a high temperature to start, then reduce.
How do I achieve a soft and melt-in-your-mouth texture in candies or confections?
Monitor the cooking temperature closely, use the correct sugar concentration, and consider additives like fats or emulsifiers for a smooth result.
How do I prevent dry or crumbly biscuits or scones?
Use cold butter, handle the dough gently, and avoid overworking. Adding a touch of cream can also help.
