steam is created when the product's chemical reactions inside the bater/dough become active. this is when the water inside the product turns into a vapor. this makes the product have air pockets/bubbles
Because vaporized, water is lighter than air
Steam is produced during baking as the water in the product heats up and evaporates. This process helps to create a light and airy texture in baked goods like bread and pastries.
All baked goods have some type of moisture or liquid in them. As the dish gets hot and bakes, the moisture evaporates, producing steam. It is the the steam that also helps baked goods such as pie crusts, cakes, breads, etc. rise, as well as be more tender. If the ingredients are cold, then it produces even more steam, so it is for this reason that I store my flour in the freezer; it helps produce an even more tender product. But this doesn't work well for all baked goods - I only do it when making pie crusts, biscuits and cornbread. Most other baked goods do better when the ingredients are at room temperature.
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BAKED FX was created in 2005.
Heinz Baked Beanz was created in 1886.
In a very hot oven with steam injectors
The Half-Baked Serenade was created in 1996-11.
Steam prints their product keys on the back of the pamphlets that come inside of the game cases.
Sun Baked Snow Cave was created in 2001.
Steam games store your product key on their game server, not your client software. As long as you legally purchased your game and created an account, you will just log in as usual. You do not need your product key again, even if you unistalled the game at some point.
Steam Detectives was created in 1998.