It is necessary to cream the fat and sugar in cookie dough in order to break down the sugar crystals. If the fat and sugar are not thoroughly creamed, undissolved sugar crystals can cause a gritty dough.
Hy there you cream butter and sugar so they mix into other base ingredients well such as flour .They will mix in better when creamed as the solid butter would be hard to mix in or lumps of butter could be left in the mix where as creaming elimnates this.
when fat is creamed with sugar, air is incorporated into the mixture which helps in the raising of the cake during baking.
The creaming method is a method of mixing the sugar and butter and eggs for a cake or biscuits by: * beating the butter (softened a little if necessary) with the sugar until a soft pale cream thck and fluffy mixture is obtained, * then beating in the eggs one by one.This method dissolves the sugar well and incorporates a lot of air bubbles, making the final baked product soft and fluffy.When the fat and the sugar is beaten until it is light and fluffy.
While you're always able to skip the creaming method, I wouldn't recommend it. Creaming the butter and sugar together allows you to incorporate significant amount of air into the mixture, which translates into a much lighter, fluffier cake!
Rubbing method is quick & simple, this method is used for plain cakes whereas creaming method is mostly used for mixtures in which the fat & sugar are beaten together until the mixture look like a nice cream.thanks for reading myanswer.........(^_^)
No, the name cream crackers refers the method of mixing or "creaming" of the mixture in production.
In baking, creaming is the method used to blend ingredients into a creamy, smooth consistency. You usually cream granulated sugar with butter or shortening. You blend ingredients by hand with a spoon or with a mixer.
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sometimes people put lquid nitrogen in it so its fluffy and smooth...that's the only one thati can think of...hope it helps. BTW liquid nitrogen is cold enough t freeze your hand off so be careful. i am NOT kidding. even professionals are scared of it.
IT's when the egg white is beaten with the sugar until light and fluffy then the flour is gently folded through the mixture.
Often you do, yes.
I'll assume you mean creaming as it would be mentioned in a baking recipie. To cream together butter/margarine/shortening and sugar: place the amounts of sugar and butter as directed by the recipe into a bowl and Method 1- using the back of a wooden spoon sort of mash and stir together the sugar and butter until it comes together into a cohesive mixture. Method 2- mix using a hand/ standing mixer on medium to medium high speed until everything is incorporated. Proceed with the recipie as directed.