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“TOUCH ME,NOW”
·One student from each group will write the assigned letters or
words on the back of their group mates using their finger.
The remaining group members will use their sense of touch to
identify the letters or words written on their backs. Once they
have identified the letters, they will communicate with their
group to figure out the correct word. Then, they will write the
word on the board.
Prepare and
Display Petit
Four
At the end of the lesson the students would be
able to:
• Describe the preparation and types of petit four
bases.
• Distinguish the importance of types of petit four
bases.
• Create a Venn diagram about the
characteristics of each petit fours.
Petit Fours
-Small biscuits and cakes tastefully decorated.
-Sweetmeat and cakes designed to be served as dessert
with after dinner coffee or cocktails.
-It should be small; they are delicate, crisp, attractive,
and light and designed to be swallowed in just one or
two mouthfuls.
Iced Petit Four
-Small, bite-sized cakes with a thin coating of glaze, typically
fondant, which is applied at the end of the production process.
-Petit four glaze contain thin layers of cake alternating with
jam or butter cream. The top of the cake is adorned with a
thin layer of marzipan to add flavor, as well as smooth surface
for the glaze to settle on.
Marzipan
Made from almond paste, a
cooked sugar syrup and
sometimes glucose or egg white
Types or kinds
of Petit Four
Bases:
Cake
- can be baked in shallow tray of
depths of 1-2 cm, topped with soft
topping then cut to shape desired like
sponge sheets.
Shortbread
- A mixture of flour, fat and sugar,
enriched with eggs and has a short
eating quality.
Pastry
- A savory pastry like puff
pastry can make a suitable
base for petit fours when a
sweet filling is used.
Sponge
- Normally sponge is baked in thin sheets
and they are layered together with flavored
filling that will act as an adhesive to hold
the sheets of sponge together.
“PETIT GRAM”
• Instruct students to write an essay comparing and contrasting
the characteristics of each type of base in terms of taste,
texture, versatility, and suitability for different types of petit
fours.
• Encourage students to include specific examples of petit fours
made with each type of base and describe how the base
influences the overall flavor and presentation of the petit
QUIZ
TIME!
1. This can make a suitable base for petit fours
when a sweet filling is used.
2. It’s made of almond paste, a cooked sugar
syrups and sometimes glucose or egg white.
3. It can be baked in shallow trays of depth of 1-
2 cm.
4. It’s a mixture of flour, fat and
sugar, enriched with egg white and
has a short eating quality.
5. Designed to be swallowed in just
one or two mouthfuls.

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