Used Bob Red MIll's gluten free all purpose flour (same
amount as the recipe) and coconut palm sugar (used 3/4 cup).
I used same
amount as recipe says.
And if so would I use the same
amount as the recipe called for?
What is the best way to measure your flour so I'm using the same
amount as your recipes?
I would use the same
amount as the recipe calls for in sugar form, let me know if you give it a try!
Not exact matches
Why not, instead of consuming small
amounts of strychnine and developing tolerance, did he not test his and his congregation's belief by doling out Flavor Aid,
as per Jim Jones's
recipe?
The
amount of food on the tray will affect the cooking time, but
as long
as the ingredients fit comfortably on the baking tray and it's not too overloaded, the cooking time shouldn't alter too far from the
recipe.
I would still use the normal eggs
as a topping, but would love to cut the total egg
amount of the
recipe:) Thank you!
The
amount of chocolate chips is really up to personal preference, I like mine really chocolatey but you can add in
as much
as little
as you like to your taste, I'll make sure to add this into the
recipe to make it more clear.
Hi Ella I have just come across your website and your lovely looking
recipes, I want to try this with gluten free baking flour — do you think I should use the same
amount 100grams
as a substitute?
I also used chia seeds instead of milled flax (using the same
amounts as in the original
recipe) and it worked really well.
We made this
recipe with 10 apples because we wanted to make a large batch, but you can just
as well make it for two or four people by reducing the
amounts.
I slightly reduced the lemon
amount,
as I find some
recipes a little too sharp for me, but oh my..
I have just cooked the blueberry muffins
as you say they are like a liquid batter but they haven't turned into muffins they are just blueberry slop in bottom of muffin tins.I don't see how these can turn into muffins when they are just pure liquid and there is nothing in the
recipe to bind them together.The only different ingredient I used was rice milk
as didn't have almond milk and actually put less maple syrup in
as didn't have full
amount so the
recipe should have been even runnier.Am feeling a bit frustrated
as the ingredients aren't cheap.
It seems expensive but each packet lasts you at least six months even if you use if regularly
as you only need such a small
amount for each
recipe, which is awesome!
As always, we encourage and love when you make our
recipes into your own by replacing ingredients and methods, but we can't guarantee that the result or
amounts will be exactly the same.
Self - raising flour has, well, raising agents that would conflict with the
amount of leveners in the
recipe, and caster sugar is not the same
as regular sugar.
I have never done that... when I use peanut flour, I usually just use it
as part of the
recipe and not the entire
amount of flour.
I made the
recipe as written (with lower syrup
amount) but baked them
as mini muffins.
Not that it matters if everyone's macarons turn out fine, but I use Pierre Herme's
recipe for mine and the only major difference I see between his and your's is that he uses the same
amount of sugar for the sugar syrup
as his «tant pour tant» ratio for almond flour and icing sugar.
The
recipe calls for a small
amount of coconut because it's best to use homemade, sweetened coconut
as you make it.
It's relatively healthy,
as it's made with whole wheat flour, bananas, and apple sauce (to reduce the
amount of butter in the
recipe).
Hi Natty, This is my go - to cheesecake
recipe and usually I make it with granulated white sugar, the same
amount as swerve.
Blue Apron also helps promote portion control,
as the ingredients they send are the EXACT
amount needed for each
recipe.
I remember when I was collecting all the
recipes from my mom, we had to figure out the
amounts as we were making the dishes.
(Be sure to reference the full
recipe below for the exact
amount of ingredients,
as well
as complete directions.)
I make gingerbread biscuits for Christmas every year, and my tip would be to add about 5 times the
amount of ginger that the
recipe says (
as well
as some cinnamon and nutmeg).
I'll be posting more natural beauty secrets, DIY
recipes and ideas on here
as I realized my beauty section hasn't been receiving the same
amount of love
as the rest of the blog.
As always, I have made a small
amount in this
recipe (around 10 breadsticks) because they are best eaten fresh.
I am 100 % sure I added the right
amount of flour
as in the
recipe, but it seemed like way too much
as I was adding it.
This
recipe could not have been easier or quicker, it made a fair
amount and the best part... when I served it that night my husband's response was, «wow this tastes
as good
as a restaurant's!»
having reflected on the grand
amount of time i spend @ sk... i would like to state that i truly look forward to an interesting & exciting sk 2011... i have learned so much from you this past,
as i strive to be better educated in the art of baking... so thank you for a great year & a treasure trove of amazing
recipes.
As long as you keep the same amount of linseeds (flax seed), eggs and oil, the recipe will bind togethe
As long
as you keep the same amount of linseeds (flax seed), eggs and oil, the recipe will bind togethe
as you keep the same
amount of linseeds (flax seed), eggs and oil, the
recipe will bind together.
I have a 5.9 inch round cake pan... do you think the
recipe as written would be the correct
amount to make a cake that size?
I'm using onion in the
recipe as it contains significant
amounts of quercetin — responsible for the protection and healing of damaged cells,
as well
as garlic which acts
as a natural antibiotic.
Save this
recipe for a lazy day, because there are a couple of waiting periods and there's a decent
amount of hands - on work
as well.
We believe that it is okay to use the same
amount of sugar in this
recipe as artificial sweetener.
I think it will be amazing when next time I use star anise and use the exact
amount of broth
as stated in the
recipe (I think I used too much).
-LSB-...] Buffalo Chicken Pasta, this
recipe is fabulous and although it calls for making your own mayo which some people may view
as daunting there is one trick that will save you ridiculous
amounts of time and frustration, buy an immersion stick blender!
You just mentioned reducing the
amount of frosting
as the person before used 1/4 cup... can this
recipe just be doubled or do you have a larger size batch
Yeah, store - bought is so gnarly: http://www.sighedeffects.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/similacingredients.jpg I think the chamomile idea is fantastic
as long
as it is the same
amount of water
as the
recipe, it should be just fine.
If you're open to frying the tempeh in a decent
amount of oil (
as I describe in this
recipe), you can skip the steaming and go straight to browning.
Over the years I got sucked into the food blogger mold of HAVING to post X
amount of times, visiting X
amount of other food bloggers, posting X
amount of photos and writing detailed accounts of each
recipe or else being left with the feeling of being inadequate in my role
as «food blogger».
I've made all sorts of muffins, mostly exchanging less healthy ingredients or
amounts to something healthier — but for these I made them just
as the
recipe intended.
Will I reduce the
amount of the other ingredients (like the sugar, butter, etc), Or is it alright if I follow the
recipe as is?
I used this
recipe from Louisianna Cookin «
as a base to start from, but was absolutely horrified at the
amount of butter involved.
The perils of buying half a steer from an organic farmer, such
as Vibrant Farms, are few but the main ones are an inordinate
amount of freezer space required and the need for some really good
recipes for ground beef.
So I did a search online and was inspired by this
recipe which I adapted quite a bit because I was trying to eliminate the
amount of sweetener and keep it
as clean
as possible.
We usually double the muffin
recipe and keep the
amount of topping
as written.
i found with this
recipe the coconut chips provide a significant
amount of structure and texture, where
as last year's shredded coconut sadly didn't.