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    A Brief History of Bread

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    days. It did not take much of a leap to discover leavened (raised) bread when yeast was accidentally introduced to the paste. Instead of waiting for fortuitous circumstances to leaven their bread‚ people found that they could save a piece of dough from a batch of bread to put into the next day’s dough. This was the origin of sour-dough‚ a process still used today. In Egypt‚ around 1000 BC‚ inquiring minds isolated yeast and were able to introduce the culture directly to their breads. Also a new strain

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    called an anabolic reaction. Apparatus Needed For The Experiments 1. Gas Syringe 2. Metal Stand 3. Yeast Catalase 4. Hydrogen Peroxide 5. Test Tubes 6. Beakers 7. Test Tube Rack 8. Stop Watch 9. Pipette 10. Pipette Filler 11. Tap Water Method To test out how the concentration of hydrogen peroxide affects the rate of reaction first set up the apparatus below. 1. Add 2cm3 of yeast to one test tube. Add 4cm3 of hydrogen peroxide solution at a concentration of 20% to the other test

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    come to stand for a whole group of simple plants that contain no chlorophyll and lack such complex plant structures as roots‚ stems‚ leaves‚ and flowers. Included among the fungi‚ along with mushrooms‚ are molds‚ mildews‚ rusts‚ smuts‚ truffles‚ and yeasts. Toadstool is another name for mushroom. Some people use the name toadstool only when referring to poisonous mushrooms‚ but botanists make no such distinction. A general scientific term for fungi is mycota‚ from the Greek word for mushroom‚ mykes

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    Growth Curve Report

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    GENETİCS DATE OF EXPERIMENT: 02.03.2011 ABSTRACT In this experiment‚the cell growth of yeast is measured by using spectrophotometer and hemocytometer.We learnt how specthophotometer and hemocytometer use and also we learnt qualifications of hemocytometer and spectrophotometer.Serial dilution was used for this experiment and it was very important.Because of the serial dilution‚we measured the number of yeast cells. The graph of growth curve was drawn and bacterial life cycle was understood with the

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    Quality Control-Brewing

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    OF RAW MATERIAL: malt analysis‚ sugar analysis‚ carbon dioxide purity analysis‚ water analysis. * ANALYSIS OF BEER: test of bitterness‚ test of diacetyl or vicinal diketones‚ test of carbon dioxide‚ test of haze. * MICROBIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS: yeast cell counting INDEX 1. CALIBRATION OF LAB INSTRUMENT 2. LABORATORY ANALYSIS OF BEER a) Online fermentation analysis b) Finished product analysis 3. MALT ANALYSIS 4. BREWING AND ITS ANALYSIS 5. MICROBIOLOGICAL

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    Catalase Temperature Lab

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    solution the enzyme is in. My dependent variable in this experiment was rate of reaction or the amount of time it takes to sink and rise. My hypothesis is that if the temperature is higher than 37℃‚ then it will break down the peroxide faster because yeast tends to rise faster as the temperature increases. Some constants in this lab are: the 10 mL of peroxide‚ the 190 mL of water‚ the same timer‚ the same sheet of filter paper and the

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    Culinary Nutrition

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    VITAMIN A - (retinyl palmitate‚ beta-carotene‚ lutein‚ lycopene‚ mixed carotenoids) POTENTIAL BENEFITS: Helps support bone formation and cell membranes. It’s important to support the eyes‚ hair‚ skin and teeth. In other words‚ Vitamin A stimulates growth and vitality. It helps form the colour purple which is essential for night vision. It’s great for immune system functions - like fighting infection‚ colds‚ flu and bacteria. It also helps maintain the healthy function of the reproductive organs

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    Recent research shows that the highest incidence of cancer among men is prostate cancer. The numbers are alarming‚ however‚ one thing that can be reassuring is that this kind of cancer can be prevented by making some lifestyle changes and changing your diet by eating the right kinds of food‚ keeping weight controlled and having an active lifestyle. Prostate cancer prevention is possible by doing some of these simple changes that may seem difficult at the start‚ but provides a lot of benefits in the

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    Industrial Processes

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    California Raisin Loaf Premium Pandesal Soft Delight Pandesal  Whole Wheat Bun Twiggies Cream Roll Fun Bun Muffin Butter Toast  Toast - Garlic III. RAW MATERIALS The main ingredients of which the main good is produced are flour‚ salt‚ water‚ yeast. Flour is the base of any type of bread. It can be wheat one or rye one. Depending on milling one differentiates three sorts of rye flour‚ which is used in bread-making: usual (it has dark color with high content of cutoffs)‚ peeled (with grayish shade)

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    Sourdough Bread History

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    be the pinnacle of craftsmanship and skill. It is a bread that is quite tricky to make and even more tricky to do well. This is because every aspect of the bread is from scratch‚ most importantly the yeast used in its production. When making sourdough‚ the baker must grow and cultivate their own yeast cultures in order to make the bread rise. It is through this process that more control is given‚ and this allows for better quality bread. This is the essence of making sourdough. The idea that the quality

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