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Join us for the Academic Festival on April 26, 2013, as we delve into "The Physics of Baking." Discover how baking is not just an art but a precise science involving various chemical reactions and phase changes. Our lab will explore the heat transfer mechanisms at play during baking, particularly as we analyze the interior texture of a molten chocolate cake over time. Participants will learn to determine the ideal baking time for a perfect molten center while following essential safety procedures. Prepare for a hands-on experience that blends education and culinary delight!
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The Physics of Baking!!! Academic Festival Friday, April 26, 2013
HW Review • Read directions • Must use the grade portal – get your login info before you leave school today • Must get this sheet signed!!!
Main Ideas • Baking is a science! • When food is cooking, multiple chemical reactions and phase changes occur
Transformations of food require… ….temperature control!
What Are We Learning Today? • Describe the heat transfer that occurs during baking • Investigate how the interior texture of a molten chocolate cake changes with baking time • Determine the ideal baking time to maintain a perfect molten chocolate center
Expectations • All safety rules are followed and equipment is properly used • Avoid stepping over cords • Do not go to the desks at the front of the room unless asked • Do not leave seat without raising hand • Use correct traffic patterns • Lab is complete by the end of class today (or you will have to finish it as extra HW after school today!) • Room is cleaned up at the end of class!
During the Lab While you are not baking, you should: • Start answering question #3 • Answer the remaining questions
E Air currents D walls of the oven A Oven rack is touching the ramekin surface C Oven coils B Ramekin is touching the cake batter
Describe the Heat Transfer A – Metal rack heats the ramekin by conduction
E Air currents D walls of the oven A Oven rack is touching the ramekin surface C Oven coils B Ramekin is touching the cake batter
H Air flow G Surface of the cake F Ramekin in contact with the cake
I Surface of the cake J Air flow K Cake in contact with plate