How do I prevent a raw or undercooked center in baked goods or dishes?
Ensure even heat distribution, adjust the oven temperature or position, and consider the impact of ingredient temperature or density on cooking time.
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How do I know when my bread is done baking?
It should sound hollow when tapped on the bottom. An internal temperature of 190-200°F indicates doneness for most breads.
How do I prevent an overly dense or sunken center in cheesecakes or custards?
Avoid overmixing, ensure even oven temperature without opening the door frequently, and consider a water bath for even cooking.
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 rich and silky texture in custard-based desserts?
Use egg yolks for richness, temper the eggs with hot liquid, and cook over low heat while stirring constantly.
What’s the difference between frying, deep frying, and sautéing?
Frying and sautéing use a small amount of oil, with food in contact with the pan. In deep frying, food is fully submerged in hot oil.
Why do some recipes use baking soda and others use baking powder?
Baking soda is a base and needs an acid to activate, whereas baking powder has both acid and base components. The choice depends on other ingredients in the recipe.
