bottle Adams
Red Food Color instead of only 1 oz.
Has anyone used a food - based
red food Coloring instead of the conventional liquid one?
Not exact matches
This cake here is your typical
red velvet cake made with green
food color instead of
red.
Jell - o powder, cherry or strawberry flavor 25 small Tootsie Roll Candies Royal Icing, tinted green Baking spray Wax Paper
Red Food Coloring, optional optional: you could use fruit roll - ups or those green mint leaf candies
instead of the royal icing.
* Homemade blue
food coloring from
red cabbage (tutorial HERE) OR a small handful of butterfly pea flowers steeped in 1/4 cup boiling water OR blue matcha powder ** You can use homemade coconut sprinkles
instead, recipe HERE
We've always done
food based, but now I need to think «OK, I need a dark green vegetable or a
red / orange vegetable or whatever»
instead of thinking about what taste or texture or
color or such would compliment the other menu items.
Jell - o powder, cherry or strawberry flavor 25 small Tootsie Roll Candies Royal Icing, tinted green Baking spray Wax Paper
Red Food Coloring, optional optional: you could use fruit roll - ups or those green mint leaf candies
instead of the royal icing.
Instead of relying on
food coloring, stick to
foods that are naturally
red and delicious, like tuna tartare with roasted
red peppers or an antipasto platter with tomato salad and sliced
red meats.
I was just wondering if you had a suggestion for a fruit / veggie to use
instead of
food coloring to make it
red.