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A short guide to help you navigate our website faster. Brought to you by:. What are cookies?. Before we begin this tutorial we should take a minute to explain what cookies are, and how they affect how well and fast you are able to navigate and access not only our website, but all websites.. No waiting for the dough to rise. Banana Bread. Waffles. Pancakes. Biscuits. Scones. Soda Bread. Ingredients In Quick Breads. Flour-hard and soft wheat flours. Eggs-large whole eggs. Fat- usually shortening or oil. . Chapter 28. Terms to Know. Consistency. Leavening Agent. Gluten. Tenderize. Main Idea. Quick breads are products with a bread- or cake-like texture that DO NOT contain yeast.. They do not require a lot of time or equipment to produce. Sweet & . Savoury. The History of Pies. Eaten at almost every meal on the American Frontier.. Used for both desserts and meals.. Traditionally the term pie was used for . savoury. dishes.. North Americans are responsible for the term to be used with sweet dishes. Ingredients. Flour. Provides structure. Excess gluten can cause toughness!. Fat. Moistness, tenderness, smooth mouth feel, flavor. Salt. Flavor and sweetness. Water. Moisture to help gluten form. Steam leads to flakiness!. Please use workbook p. 113 to take notes during the presentation. Categories of Breads. Quick Breads. Yeast Breads. Prepare in a short amount of time. Biscuits. Muffins. Popovers. Cream puffs. Pancakes. Leavened by baking powder or baking soda and sour milk.. Pound cakes are a type of shortened cake that are leavened by air or steam.. They are tender, moist, and velvety.. Unshortened. Cakes. Sometimes called foam cakes, contain no fat.. 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Custard pies . – similar in texture to cream pies. Filling is baked with the crust..