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Chapter 34: Desserts

Chapter Summaries

Desserts are the sweet end to many meals. Some desserts are nutrient dense. Others are high in fat, added sugars, and calories. With careful planning, any dessert can fit in a healthful eating plan. Many desserts are low in fat and calories and simple to prepare. Some desserts are chilled or frozen, while others are baked. Baked desserts can be baked from scratch or with convenience products. By following baking principles and recipe directions, you are more likely to create a successful dessert. Store desserts properly to keep them fresh.

Content and Academic Vocabulary

Content Vocabulary
puddingchiffon cake
custardpastry
shortened cakecobbler
foam cakecrisp

Academic Vocabulary
principle
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