If quick bread batter is not mixed properly, the bread may rise unevenly, with unpleasant lumps of unmixed ingredients. However it is much more common for the batter to be over mixed, resulting in tough, chewy breads.
A reason as to why quick breads collapse as they are cooling is that the batter was mixed too fast or too vigorously, which create unstable air bubbles in the mix. Other reasons can include that an ingredients, such as baking powder is old, or the quick bread is under-baked.
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explain what will happen if a baker does not mix the dough well before baking.
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A batter is something like brownie mix or cake mix, thick a liquidy. A quick bread dough is a dough.
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The Quick Mix Theory
The Quick Mix Theory
You can make dough products rise three ways: 1) The aforementioned yeast. 2) Chemical leavening (baking powder, for example). 3) Mechanical leavening (usually steam from water boiling away and expanding inside the dough). Mechanical leavening is most frequently used to make things like cream puffs, because if done right it usually produces one large bubble in the middle of the puff. "Quick" Breads are called "quick" because they use baking powder to rise, instead of yeast, so there's no "rising" period; it does its rising in the oven.
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