Sunday, May 8, 2016

BAKERY
INTRODUCTION
      Baked goods have been started from thousands of years. The art of baking was developed earlier during the Roman Empire. It was a highly famous art among roman citizens. They love baked goods and demand frequently on different important occasions such as wedding ceremony, birthday celebration, parties, function, events, etc.
Baking
     A baking is an art and science in which one should use correct methods and procedures to ensure quality products.
     Bakery is a product which is obtained from the baking method of flour, egg, sugar, salt, liquid, fat, flavors, etc in an oven such as bread, sponge, pies, tarts, etc.
Bakers:
A baker is someone who makes, bakes and sells breads, rolls, cookies, using an oven or other concentrated heat source.
Modern bakers
Today, bakers work in varying environments both as employees and sometimes owning their own stores. Bakers can be found working in:
·       Large factories. These produce bread and related products which are then transported to numerous sale or consumption points throughout a region. These normally include  supermarkets,  restaurants, various fast food outlets,  convenience stores, and the like. Bakers in these environments are largely there for quality control as machines take care of much of the labor-intensive aspect of the job.

·       Small Independent bakeries. These are largely family-run businesses. They may specialize in particular types of products, such as rye breadItalian breadFrench breadpita bread or. They may supply nearby restaurants, grocers, or delicatessens  with particular style(s) of bread. Independent bakeries often sell directly to the public from a store or counter at the bakery.
·       Chain stores. Recent years have seen the rise of chain stores selling the same range of products. Bakers in these stores bake according to a pre-determined recipe book. This can lead to frustration as some bakers do not agree with techniques used by the franchising model. However, the recipes used tend to be well-founded, and popular with the paying public.

·       Restaurants in which bakers may work exclusively to produce fresh high quality baked goods to be served as part of a menu.