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Creaming Method 
Rate the Mixing method, final appearance and students uniform. Method used for cookies and cakes.
Rubric Code: C24BC53
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Subject: Vocational  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Creaming Method
  Poor

4 pts

Fair

6 pts

Good

8 pts

Excellent

10 pts

Mixing Method

Poor

-No mixing method was followed
-Ingredients were all thrown into mixer at same time
Fair

-Dry ingredients went into mixer first
- Ingredients were improperly measured
-Ingredients were added in incorrect order
Good

-Ingredients being added were slightly out of order
- Cookies were over mixed
Excellent

Creaming Method was successfully followed
-Ingredients were well incorporated before next step
Taste/ texture

Poor

-cookie looks like a pancake
-spread to much


-Cookie is not cooked at all
- cookie is burnt
Fair

- lumpy
- poorly distributed (uneven)
- poorly baked

-Cookie is raw in center
Good

semi-evenly distributed chips
- average consistency
- moderately baked

- slightly under cooked (light color)
Excellent

- evenly distributed chips
- evenly baked

golden rich
Final Appearance

Poor

-Poorly baked
-"pancaked" cookie (a pool of dough and chips due to improper mixing etc).
-Cookies are burnt
Fair

-Cookies spread to much
-Cookies are not evenly scooped
Good

- Cookies are a bit under baked
-Cookies color is not a golden brown
Excellent

-Cookies are golden brown around edges



Keywords:
  • Chocolate chip cookies







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