The Primary Difference Between a Batter and a Dough Is

question 49

Multiple Choice

The primary difference between a batter and a dough is that a batter is

• A) dry enough to be handled on a board.
• B) stiff enough to hold a wooden spoon in the middle.
• C) not dry enough to be handled and kneaded.
• D) any product made from flour and water with eggs added.
• E) leavened with yeast.

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