Why do we use fat in baking?
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Fats. Solid fat, as in butter or shortening, is technically referred to as "plastic" fat because when beaten with sugar, such as in a buttercake recipe, they can hold air bubbles in their creamy, malleable mass. These types can also be used as a spacer, such as a pie crust or for leavening, such as in puff pastry.
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Fats. Solid fat, as in butter or shortening, is technically referred to as "plastic" fat because when beaten with sugar, such as in a buttercake recipe, they can hold air bubbles in their creamy, malleable mass. These types can also be used as a spacer, such as a pie crust or for leavening, such as in puff pastry.