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Creaming

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Mixing fat and sugar together until light and fluffy to incorporate air, commonly used in cookie and cake batters.

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Folding

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Gently combining lighter mixtures with heavier ones to maintain air, a common step in mousse and soufflé preparation.

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Blind Baking

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Partially or completely baking pie or tart crust before filling, to prevent soggy bottoms.

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Laminating

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Layering fat and dough through a series of folds to create flaky layers in pastries like croissants and puff pastry.

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Glazing

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Applying a shiny coating, such as egg wash or sugar syrup, to pastries for color and shine.

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Tempering

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Cautiously raising the temperature of a delicate ingredient, like eggs, by slowly adding a hot liquid to prevent curdling; essential in custards and sauces.

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Whipping

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Beating an ingredient to incorporate air, increasing volume and creating a light, airy texture; often done with creams and egg whites.

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Kneading

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Working dough to develop gluten, giving it elasticity and strength; essential for bread and some pastry doughs.

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Ganaching

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Pouring a warm chocolate-cream mixture over confections or using as a filling for layered cakes and truffles.

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Choux Paste

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A light dough made by cooking flour with water and butter, then adding eggs; used for éclairs and cream puffs.

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Frangipane

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A sweet almond-flavored cream used as a filling in pastries like tarts and croissants.

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Royal Icing

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A mixture of powdered sugar, egg whites, and sometimes lemon juice, used for decorating cookies and cakes.

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Caramelization

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The process of heating sugar until it becomes a golden-brown liquid with a rich flavor, used for flans and crème brûlée toppings.

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Proofing

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Allowing yeast dough to rise before baking, essential for breads and other yeast-leavened pastries.

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Macaronage

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The technique of mixing macaron batter to a proper consistency; over or under mixing can affect the outcome.

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Piping

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Using a piping bag fitted with a specific tip to create shapes and designs with fillings and frostings.

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Zesting

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Removing the outer peel of citrus fruits to use the flavorful oils in pastries and desserts.

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Poaching

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Gently cooking delicate ingredients like fruits in a liquid, often used with pears for desserts.

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Sifting

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Passing dry ingredients like flour through a sieve to remove lumps and aerate for a fine texture in batters and doughs.

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Pâte à choux

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A pastry dough used to make items like profiteroles, éclairs, and savory gougères; relies on high moisture content for steam rise.

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