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Baking crossword
Clues across and down, at three difficulties, and it prints with the answer key.
Across
- 5 Wire tool for beating eggs or cream
- 6 Where the pan goes at 350 degrees
- 7 Flexible blade for scraping a bowl clean
- 8 Rack's job after the timer beeps
- 10 Cylinder used to flatten pastry
- 12 Living leavener that makes bread rise
- 13 Level off the cup to do this accurately
- 16 Extract from a fragrant orchid pod, a teaspoon at a time
Down
- 1 White powder that fizzes with vinegar and lifts cookies
- 2 Sugary layer swirled on top of a cooled cake
- 3 Outer shell of a pie or the edge of a loaf
- 4 Push, fold and turn the dough by hand
- 9 Pourable mixture for pancakes or cake
- 11 Warm the appliance before the batter goes in
- 14 Shake dry ingredients through a fine mesh
- 15 Milled grain that forms the base of most doughs
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- 1 down: BAKINGSODA. White powder that fizzes with vinegar and lifts cookies
- 2 down: FROSTING. Sugary layer swirled on top of a cooled cake
- 3 down: CRUST. Outer shell of a pie or the edge of a loaf
- 4 down: KNEAD. Push, fold and turn the dough by hand
- 5 across: WHISK. Wire tool for beating eggs or cream
- 6 across: OVEN. Where the pan goes at 350 degrees
- 7 across: SPATULA. Flexible blade for scraping a bowl clean
- 8 across: COOLING. Rack's job after the timer beeps
- 9 down: BATTER. Pourable mixture for pancakes or cake
- 10 across: ROLLINGPIN. Cylinder used to flatten pastry
- 11 down: PREHEAT. Warm the appliance before the batter goes in
- 12 across: YEAST. Living leavener that makes bread rise
- 13 across: MEASURE. Level off the cup to do this accurately
- 14 down: SIFT. Shake dry ingredients through a fine mesh
- 15 down: FLOUR. Milled grain that forms the base of most doughs
- 16 across: VANILLA. Extract from a fragrant orchid pod, a teaspoon at a time
Across
- 3 Milled grain that forms the base of most doughs
- 5 Where the pan goes at 350 degrees
- 8 Cylinder used to flatten pastry
- 9 Level off the cup to do this accurately
- 10 Pourable mixture for pancakes or cake
- 12 Flexible blade for scraping a bowl clean
- 13 Living leavener that makes bread rise
- 14 Wire tool for beating eggs or cream
Down
- 1 Sugary layer swirled on top of a cooled cake
- 2 White powder that fizzes with vinegar and lifts cookies
- 4 Rack's job after the timer beeps
- 6 Outer shell of a pie or the edge of a loaf
- 7 Warm the appliance before the batter goes in
- 11 Extract from a fragrant orchid pod, a teaspoon at a time
- 12 Shake dry ingredients through a fine mesh
- 15 Push, fold and turn the dough by hand
Print the page above, or take the medium grid as a PDF. Both carry the answer key, and large print is a setting rather than a separate file.
Show the answer key
- 1 down: FROSTING. Sugary layer swirled on top of a cooled cake
- 2 down: BAKINGSODA. White powder that fizzes with vinegar and lifts cookies
- 3 across: FLOUR. Milled grain that forms the base of most doughs
- 4 down: COOLING. Rack's job after the timer beeps
- 5 across: OVEN. Where the pan goes at 350 degrees
- 6 down: CRUST. Outer shell of a pie or the edge of a loaf
- 7 down: PREHEAT. Warm the appliance before the batter goes in
- 8 across: ROLLINGPIN. Cylinder used to flatten pastry
- 9 across: MEASURE. Level off the cup to do this accurately
- 10 across: BATTER. Pourable mixture for pancakes or cake
- 11 down: VANILLA. Extract from a fragrant orchid pod, a teaspoon at a time
- 12 across: SPATULA. Flexible blade for scraping a bowl clean
- 12 down: SIFT. Shake dry ingredients through a fine mesh
- 13 across: YEAST. Living leavener that makes bread rise
- 14 across: WHISK. Wire tool for beating eggs or cream
- 15 down: KNEAD. Push, fold and turn the dough by hand
Across
- 8 Warm the appliance before the batter goes in
- 10 Living leavener that makes bread rise
- 11 Cylinder used to flatten pastry
- 14 Extract from a fragrant orchid pod, a teaspoon at a time
Down
- 1 Where the pan goes at 350 degrees
- 2 Pourable mixture for pancakes or cake
- 3 Sugary layer swirled on top of a cooled cake
- 4 Outer shell of a pie or the edge of a loaf
- 5 Level off the cup to do this accurately
- 6 Flexible blade for scraping a bowl clean
- 7 White powder that fizzes with vinegar and lifts cookies
- 9 Rack's job after the timer beeps
- 12 Wire tool for beating eggs or cream
- 13 Milled grain that forms the base of most doughs
Print the page above, or take the hard grid as a PDF. Both carry the answer key, and large print is a setting rather than a separate file.
Show the answer key
- 1 down: OVEN. Where the pan goes at 350 degrees
- 2 down: BATTER. Pourable mixture for pancakes or cake
- 3 down: FROSTING. Sugary layer swirled on top of a cooled cake
- 4 down: CRUST. Outer shell of a pie or the edge of a loaf
- 5 down: MEASURE. Level off the cup to do this accurately
- 6 down: SPATULA. Flexible blade for scraping a bowl clean
- 7 down: BAKINGSODA. White powder that fizzes with vinegar and lifts cookies
- 8 across: PREHEAT. Warm the appliance before the batter goes in
- 9 down: COOLING. Rack's job after the timer beeps
- 10 across: YEAST. Living leavener that makes bread rise
- 11 across: ROLLINGPIN. Cylinder used to flatten pastry
- 12 down: WHISK. Wire tool for beating eggs or cream
- 13 down: FLOUR. Milled grain that forms the base of most doughs
- 14 across: VANILLA. Extract from a fragrant orchid pod, a teaspoon at a time
About Baking
Baking turns a few cheap ingredients into something structural. Gluten forms when you knead wheat dough, building an elastic net that traps the carbon dioxide yeast gives off as it feeds on sugars. Baking soda works faster, releasing gas the moment it meets acid and heat, which is why quick breads go straight into a preheated oven. Timing and measurement matter more here than in most cooking: an extra scoop of flour changes the crumb. Cooling counts too, since a hot cake will tear under frosting.
Reach for this one in a family and consumer sciences class, or on a slow afternoon while the bread is proofing.
What is in this crossword
An 18 by 16 crossword with 8 across and 8 down, on the subject of Baking.
- Grid
- 18 x 16
- Across
- 8
- Down
- 8
- Longest answer
- BAKINGSODA (10 letters)