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Fruit Pie 
Quality Evaluation for blueberry, apple, cherry, raspberry, peach and other fruit pies.
Rubric Code: UXWB528
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Subject: Vocational  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

24 pts

Fair

27 pts

Good

30 pts

Excellent

33 pts

Texture of Crust

Can we sell this in the bakeshop? Y/N

Poor

Tough from over mixing.
Fair

Soggy crust from fruit juice seeping through split.
Good

Crust is flaky and tender, filling is too soft from slight over baking.
Excellent

Crust is flaky and tender, filling is firm and adequately cooked.
Flavor

Can we sell this in the bakeshop? Y/N

Poor

Flat flavor due to improper measuring of ingredients.
Fair

Properly seasoned, well balanced flavor, fruit mushy from over baking.
Good

Properly seasoned and flavor is well balanced.
Excellent

Properly seasoned and flavor is well balanced.
Appearance/Bake

Can we sell this in the bakeshop? Y/N

Poor

Crust is under baked and difficult to remove from pan.
Fair

Dough torn and split, difficult to remove from pan.
Good

Crust is slightly over baked, pie holds to shape when served.
Excellent

Crust is evenly browned, pie holds shape when served.




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