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A Gluten Free Substitution For All Purpose Flour Usually Contains

Question: A gluten-free substitution for all-purpose flour usually contains:

Select one:

  1. 50% starch flour, 25% rice flour, 25% protein flour

  2. b. 50% rice flour, 25% starch flour, 25% protein flour

  3. c. 50% protein flour, 25% rice flour, 25% starch flour

  4. d. 50% protein flour, 50% rice flour

  5. Answer: b. 50% rice flour, 25% starch flour, 25% protein flour

  6. Question: Frozen ingredients in your recipe should be added while still frozen:

  7. a. True

  8. b. False

  9. Answer: False

  10. Question: Avoiding gluten will cure celiac disease over time:

  11. a.True

  12. b.False

  13. Answer: False

  14. Question: According to the Food and Drug Administration, a product must contain less gluten than _____________ to be labeled as gluten-free.

  15. Select one:

  16. a. .02%

  17. b. .002%

  18. c. 2%

  19. d. .2%

  20. Answer: b. .002%

  21. Question: Foods generally high in gluten because they are made from barley include:

  22. Select one or more:

  23. a. Malts

  24. b. Soups

  25. c. Stocks

  26. d. Beers

  27. Answer: All of them

  28. Question: For a bread flour mix, it is recommended to add ___________ of xanthan gum as the last ingredient to add stability.

  29. Select one:

  30. a. 1 teaspoon

  31. b. 1 tablespoon

  32. c. 1/2 teaspoon

  33. d. 2 tablespoons

  34. Answer: c. 1/2 teaspoon

  35. Question: Symptoms of gluten intolerance are similar to those of celiac disease but usually _________ severe.

  36. Select one:

  37. a. less

  38. b. more

  39. Answer: a. less

  40. Question: Celiac disease is a type of autoimmune disorder where the body attacks itself.

  41. Select one:

  42. True

  43. False

  44. Answer: True

  45. Question: Gluten-Free whole grain flours:

  46. Answer: Made from brown rice, oats, quinoa, sweet potato, buckwheat and teff

  47. Question: Gluten-free nut and bean flours:

  48. Answer: Made from almonds, coconuts, hazelnuts, fava, lentil, garbanzo beans and soybeans