TVL - BPP11 - Q2 - M9
TVL - BPP11 - Q2 - M9
TVL - BPP11 - Q2 - M9
Quarter 2
Module 9
SUGGESTED PROJECT:
SWISS ROLL
PRETEST
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RECAP
Review from our last lesson on how to prepare, present gateaux, tortes and cakes.
Why it is essential to know how to prepare and present your cakes?
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LESSON
Different Countries have their own version and names for the Swiss Roll. In the
Philippines, the most similar traditional pastry is the pianono which is part of the
regular offerings of neighborhood bakeries since the Spanish colonial period. It is a
rolled variant of the traditional Filipino sponge cakes (mamón) and similarly
originally has a very simple filling of sugar and butter (or margarine). Modern
versions, however, are commonly frosted and can include a variety of fillings. A very
popular variant is the pianono version of the ube cake generally known as "ube
rolls". It is flavored with ube (purple yam) and macapuno, giving it a characteristic
vivid purple color. Mango pianono or "mango roll", a variant of the mango cake, are
also popular and are made with ripe Carabao mangoes and cream. Another notable
traditional pianono is the brazo de Mercedes ("arm of Our Lady of Mercy"),
composed of a soft meringue body and a custard core. Due to American influence,
pianonos are more commonly called "cake rolls" in modern times
Ingredients:
Bowl #1 Sponge Bowl #2 Meringue
2 cups Cake flour 10 egg whites
Pinch of salt
Procedure:
1. Pre heat the oven. Prepare the baking pan. Grease the pan and put parchment
paper. Set aside
2. perform mise en place
3. Sift all the dry ingredients, set it aside. (flour, salt and baking powder)
4. In a bowl beat egg yolks until light in color.
6. Add the dry ingredients into three batches, alternately with water. Start and
ends with flour mixture. Note: Use rubber scraper or wire whisk
7. Mix until all ingredients are well incorporated, add vanilla and mix. Do not over
mix. Set it aside
8. Beat egg whites together with the cream of tartar. Then add the sugar gradually
make sure sugar are dissolved after each addition, continue beating until stiff
peaks are formed. Note: Use stand mixer or hand mixer
9. Temper your egg yolk mixture if it is too thick. Get a small amount of meringue
and mix.
10. Add the remaining egg whites to the batter mixture by using the cut and fold
technique (cut from the center and fold or make a J motion) so as not to break the
bubbles created and it will not deflate.
11. Pour into the prepared jelly roll pan. Spread and level it using the spatula. Then
tap 2-3 times to removes air bubbles.
12. Bake for 12 – 15 minutes. Or until done. Use cake tester or toothpick
13. Once out from the oven, put parchment paper on top and invert the pan and
roll. While still hot the chiffon cake is still pliable.
14. Set aside let it cool.
15. While cooling down prepare the icing
18. Add the cubed butter one at a time with a 7 seconds interval, make sure to
scrape the sides of the bowl.
19. Continue beating until desired spreadable consistency. Do not worry if butter
and cream will separate, just continue beating for 15 minutes.
20. Unroll sponge cake and put buttercream icing then roll again and chill at least
30 minutes to make it firm.
ACTIVITIES
ACTIVITY #1
2. __________________________ llrsiwsso
3. __________________________ meeugrin
4. __________________________ segnopeakec
5. __________________________ bozardemsedecre
ACTIVITY #2
DIRECTIONS: Explain the cut and fold technique used in mixing the Swiss Roll.
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WRAP-UP
One of the core competencies for Bread and Pastry Production is to Prepare and
Present Gateaux, tortes and cakes. This module you learned on how to bake /
make Swiss Roll which is part of your assessment. What have you learned from
this module? Are you exited to bake?
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VALUING
How can you apply these new learnings in this situation we have now?
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POSTTEST
DIRECTIONS: Write the complete recipe including the procedure of Swiss Roll.