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Food Preparation and Nutrition
AQA GCSE Food Preparation and Nutrition
Food Science
Functional and Chemical Properties
Fats and Oils Properties
AQA GCSE Food Preparation and Nutrition · 8585
Fats and Oils Properties
What you need to know
Understand the scientific principles of shortening, aeration, plasticity, and emulsification during food preparation and cooking.
Describe the working characteristics and the functional and chemical properties of fats and oils in cooking.
Demonstrate shortening and plasticity through practical applications, such as pastry making.
Demonstrate aeration by using the creaming method with a food mixer for baking a cake.
Demonstrate emulsification by making an emulsion sauce, such as a salad dressing, mayonnaise, or hollandaise.
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