Across
- 2. The color the butter should turn when fully creamed
- 8. The texture of the mixture after creaming
- 10. What the flour provides to hold the cookie together
- 11. What we are trying to trap in the dough
- 13. The required temperature of the butter
- 14. The French term for having all your ingredients measured before starting
- 15. The heavy texture of a cookie if you fail to cream the butter long enough
- 16. The fat usually used; must be room temperature
- 17. Added one at a time to provide structure
Down
- 1. The large electric appliance typically used for this method
- 3. What you must do to the sides of the bowl
- 4. Proper creaming increases this
- 5. The term for stopping the mixer before the butter turns pale and fluffy.
- 6. The tool used to portion dough evenly onto the tray
- 7. The mixer speed usually used for creaming
- 9. Baking powder and baking soda fall into this category
- 12. The mixer attachment used for the creaming method
- 18. The ingredient that cuts into the fat
