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BISCUIT Mixing Method 
This rubric is used to evaluate the Biscuit mixing method used for Biscuits and scones.
Rubric Code: F2336CC
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Subject: Vocational  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric BISCUIT MIXING METHOD
  POOR

4 pts

FAIR

6 pts

GOOD

8 pts

EXCELLENT

10 pts

MIXING METHOD

POOR

There was no mixing method shown
FAIR

Several steps were missed or the process order was mixed.
GOOD

Only one step was missed in the mixing process
EXCELLENT

The Biscuit mixing method was used
1. Dry ingredients
2. cut in fat
3. Add liquids
4. Combine gently
APPEARANCE/FLAKY

Biscuits/Scones were appealing to the eye and representative of name. Evoked a desire to try.

POOR

Undercooked interior. Dough and heavy.
FAIR

Biscuits are heavy and layers are not visible.
GOOD

Biscuits are light weight and layers can be peeled away.
EXCELLENT

Biscuits are light weight and airy, layers are visible.
FLAVOR/ TEXTURE

Biscuit/Scone has a delicate and rich flavor without bitterness (too much leavener).

POOR

Salty, acidic, OR floury flavor dominants.

Biscuits/scones are as tough as a hockey puck
FAIR

Bland, no distinct taste.


Biscuits/ scones seem tough, and not flaky
GOOD

Balance of salt and butter flavor.

Biscuits/scones are a bit tender and moist
EXCELLENT

Slightly buttery flavor.

Biscuit/Scone is moist and tender; flaky, yet slightly crumbly; pulls apart in thin layers; and, has fine, even holes.










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