Quick Breads & Yeast
Breads
Quick Breads
Quick breads are quick and easy to make. They don’t
require kneading and usually use baking powder as a
leavening agent.
High in carbohydrates, protein, B vitamins
and iron. Some quick breads can be high in
fat.
Examples of quick breads are muffins,
biscuits, pancakes, corn bread,
Muffin Method
Muffin method:
Mix all dry ingredients in one bowl and make a
well in the center.
Mix all liquid ingredients in separate bowl and
then pour them in the dry ingredient bowl.
Do not over mix
Mixture should be lumpy
A properly mixed muffin should have a rounded, pebbly top
Loaf Breads
Many quick loaf breads are mixed in the same
manner as muffins.
Usually baked in greased loaf pans.
If bread contains fruits or nuts, the bottom of the
pan should be lined with parchment paper.
Biscuits
Biscuits are delicate, have a crisp crust, and peels apart in tender layers.
2 kinds of biscuits:
Rolled- rolling out dough ½ inch thick and cutting with a
biscuit cutter. If you do not have a biscuit cutter, use the rim of
a water glass.
Dropped- dough is dropped with spoon. These contain more
liquid and are too sticky to roll.
- Both are made using the pastry and biscuit method of mixing.