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BREAD AND PASTRY TUTORIAL VIDEOS

USE TOOLS AND BAKERY EQUIPMENT (HIGH SCHOOL)


SCRIPT WRITER: Maritess T. Vidal
TEACHER BROADCASTER: Maritess T. Vidal
VIDEO EDITOR:
CONTENT EDITOR:
LEARNING AREA: TLE BREAD AND PASTRY
TOPIC: PERFORM MENSURATION AND CALCULATION
GRADE LEVEL: High School
RUNNING TIME: ___ Minutes

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1 MIDDLE SHOT. MEDIUM SHOT. TALENT


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3 TITLE OF THE TOPIC SHOWN: PERFORM


PERFORM MENSURATION AND
4 CALCULATION MENSURATION AND

5 CALCULATION

7 TALENT SHOWN LOWER LEFT PANEL. Hello dear students!

8 I am Teacher

9 Maritess, and I am

10 here with you today

11 for another episode

12 of educational

13 learning activity.

14 Today, we are going


NOTE: CALLIGRAPHY HAND LETTERING to measure dry and
15 DESIGN FOR “MEASURE DRY AND
LIQUID INGREDIENTS ACCURATELY” liquid ingredients
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accurately.
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At the end of the
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LEARNING OUTCOME video, you are
21 MEASURE DRY AND LIQUID
INGREDIENTS ACCURATELY. expected to measure
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dry and liquid
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ingredients
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accurately.
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Let us have a further
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look on the materials
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needed for this
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session.
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FOR DRY
MATERIALS:
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INGREDIENTS
1. Dry Ingredients
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WE NEED FLOUR,
35 a) Flour GRANULATED

36 b) Granulated Sugar SUGAR, BROWN

37 c) Brown Sugar SUGAR AND BAKING

38 d) Baking Powder and Soda POWDER AND SODA.

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40 AS FOR LIQUID

41 2. Liquid Ingredients INGREDIENTS WE

42 a) Water NEED WATER, MILK,

43 b) Milk AND SHORTENING.

44 c) Shortening IN SHORTENING WE
- Solid Fats
45 HAVE SOLID FATS
- Liquid Fats - Oil
46 AND LOQUID FATS

47 LIKE OIL.

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AND HERE ARE THE
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3. Measuring Tools MEASURING TOOLS
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a) Graduated measuring Cup WE NEED TO USE TO
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b) Measuring Spoons ACCOMPLISH THIS
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c) Weighing Scale ACTIVITY.
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d) Individual Measuring Cup GRADUATED
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MEASURING CUP,
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MEASURING
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SPOONS, WEIGHING
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SCALE AND
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INDIVIDUAL
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MEASURING CUP.
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61 AND LASTLY,

62 4. Others SPATULA, TRAY AND

63 a) Spatula SIFTER ARE A MUST.

64 b) Tray

65 c) Sifter ARE YOU NOW

66 READY?

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68 (YES)

69 LET’S START THEN.

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73 A. FLOUR FIRST, WE NEED TO

74 1. Sift the flour. SIFT THE FLOUR

75 USING A SIFTER.
76 SIFTING FLOUR

77 WILL MAKE IT

78 EASIER TO MIX IT

79 INTO OTHER

80 INGREDIENTS WHEN

81 FORMING A CAKE

82 BATTER OR MAKING

83 DOUGH.

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THEN SCOOP TO
85 2. Scoop to fill the measuring cup to
FILL THE
86 overflow. Do not shake.
MEASURING CUP TO
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OVERFLOW BUT DO
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NOT SHAKE.
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FOR WHITE SUGAR,
91 B. SUGAR
- White Sugar
92 SIFTING IS NOT
1. Sifting is not necessary before
93 NECESSARY BEFORE
measuring unless it’s lumpy.
94 MEASURING UNLESS

95 IT’S LUMPY.

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97 2. Fill the measuring cup until over FILL THE

98 flowing. Do not shake the cup. MEASURING CUP

99 UNTIL OVER

100 FLOWING.

101 REMEMBER

102 NOT SHAKE THE

103 CUP.

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3. Level off with the spatula. LASTLY, LEVEL IT
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OFF WITH THE
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SPATULA.
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111 Brown Sugar FOR BROWN SUGAR,


1. Check if the sugar is lumpy before
112 YOU HAVE TO
measuring. Roll out the lumps. Remove
113 CHECK IF THE
the dirt
114 SUGAR IS LUMPY

115 BEFORE

116 MEASURING. THEN


117 ROLL OUT THE

118 LUMPS AND

119 REMOVE THE DIRT

120 IF THERE IS.

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2. Scoop into the measuring cup and ALSO SCOOP INTO
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pack compactly until it follows the THE MEASURING
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shape when inverted CUP AND PACK
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COMPACTLY UNTIL
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IT FOLLOWS THE
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SHAPE WHEN
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INVERTED
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129 C. POWDERED FOOD(Baking LET US MOVE ON

130 powder and Baking Soda WITH POWDERED

131 FOOD SUCH AS

132 BAKING

133 POWDER AND

134 BAKING SODA

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136 1. Remove the lumps in the powder by FIRST, REMOVE THE

137 stirring LUMPS IN THE


138 POWDER BY

139 STIRRING.

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AND DIP THE
2. Dip the measuring spoon into the
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MEASURING SPOON
powder.
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INTO THE POWDER.
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147 TO FINISH, LEVEL


3. Level with spatula or back edge of
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the knife or right in the opening can.
149 BACK EDGE OF THE

150 KNIFE OR RIGHT IN

151 THE OPENING CAN.

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AS FOR
153 D. SHORTENING
SHORTENING, SUCH
154 - Solid Fats
AS SOLID FATS
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156 FILL THE


1. Fill the measuring cup/spoon with the
157 MEASURING
shortening while pressing until it is full.
158 CUP/SPOON WITH

159 THE SHORTENING

160 WHILE PRESSING

161 UNTIL IT IS FULL.

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2. Level the fat with a straight knife or


163 AND LEVEL THE FAT

spatula.
164 WITH A STRAIGHT

165 KNIFE OR SPATULA.

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168 D. SHORTENING WHILE FOR LIQUID

169 - Liquid Fats FATS POUR OIL IN

170 1. Pour oil in the glass measuring cup. THE GLASS

171 MEASURING CUP.

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2. Check if it is filled up to the
175 AND CHECK IF IT IS
measuring mark. Do not lift the cup
176 FILLED UP TO THE
when measuring.
177 MEASURING MARK.

178 DO NOT LIFT THE


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CUP WHEN
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MEASURING.
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183 AND FOR LIQUID


E. MILK

184 FORM OF MILK,


- Liquid Form

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POUR MILK INTO
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THE GLASS
1. Pour milk into the glass measuring
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MEASURING CUP UP
cup up to the measuring mark. Do not
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TO THE MEASURING
loft the cup.
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MARK.
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DO NOT LIFT
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THE CUP.
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200 -Powdered Milk WHILE FOR

190 POWDERED MILK

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1. Removed lumps in milk by stirring. REMOVED LUMPS IN
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MILK BY STIRRING.
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2. Scoop lightly to fill the measuring cup
THEN SCOOP
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or spoon without shaking until it
LIGHTLY TO FILL
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overflows.
THE MEASURING
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CUP OR SPOON
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WITHOUT SHAKING
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UNTIL IT
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OVERFLOWS.
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3. Use the spatula or the straight edge TO FINISH, USE THE
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of the knife to level the measurement. SPATULA OR THE
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STRAIGHT EDGE OF

208 THE KNIFE TO


209 LEVEL THE

210 MEASUREMENT.

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NOW YOU ARE
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READY TO START
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BAKING. SEE YOU
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ON NEXT
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SESSION.
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