Not exact matches
thanks so much for posting this... this time of year I
bake a whole bunch and I don't always remember what I can use
as a
sub for eggs... I will be bookmarking this page!
Fresh untreated milk «
as it comes from a cow» is definitely more sensitive to going sour and curdling than modern store - bought, but that said I've never had a problem - and please don't throw sour milk out, it's great in
baking, and will happily
sub into many dishes.
Baked these
as muffins,
subbed whiskey instead of bourbon but otherwise followed your specs entirely.
These are definately being made for Thanksgiving and
as many in my family are diabetic would love to
sub in Splenda (but I've never really
baked with it).
As for a yeast substitute, you can
sub in an additional 1/2 teaspoon of
baking plus 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice.
I made
as written, only
subbing 1/2 tsp of
baking powder for the soda and cream of tartar
as a previous comment suggested.
As per the question above, is it okay to
sub out your gluten - free flour for regular all purpose
baking flour if our household can eat wheat?
As I was prepping the ingredients to
bake the cake for these photos, heeding the voice in my head, I
subbed some arrowroot flour for some of the cassava flour, carefully mixed and poured the batter in the pan, and thirty minutes later had a grain - free olive oil cake that looked like a winner.
I've never made anything with frozen, but
as far
as I know, frozen version of most fruits
sub out just fine in
baking, so I think they should work.
I would use Earth Balance's mindful mayo
as a light spread on sandwiches, while I'd use the coconut spread
as a butter
sub in all my
baking!!!
I wouldn't
sub quinoa flour
as I find the taste is too distinctive and not always pleasant in
baked goods.
These,
subbing in cocoa
as described and mixing in chopped dried cherries and mini chocolate chips, then pressing a granola - encrusted pecan (https://smittenkitchen.com/blog/2012/11/granola-crusted-nuts/) into each one before
baking.
When
baking with avocados
as a substitute for butter, you can assume a one to one ratio,
subbing 1 cup of avocado for 1 cup of butter for example.
I made this for the new year with the teaspoon
baking soda and teaspoon
baking powder measurement -
subbed apple juice for orange juice because we were out, but otherwise made it
as written.
I halved the recipe (went on what I happened to have in the house)
subbed sour cream for heavy cream, and lightly salted
as well
as sugared the tops before
baking - and they were wonderful!
I'm not sure how it would work
as I'm not familiar with it — apart from using cacao nibs
as nuts / chocolate chip
subs in my smoothies or
baked goods.
I tend to use 100 % grass fed whey protein most often when
baking, but often
sub in vanilla flavoured yellow pea protein
as well if I'm making snacks to feed others who might have intolerances or other dietary needs.
As I was prepping the ingredients to
bake the cake for these photos, heeding the voice in my head, I
subbed some arrowroot flour for some of the cassava flour, carefully mixed and poured the batter in the pan, and thirty minutes later had a grain - free olive oil cake that looked like a winner.
1 - had no hazelnut butter or coconut oil so i made a concoction of peanut butter, nutella, and almond meal
as a substitute 2 — ran out of cocoa powder for the topping, and added a bit more nutella
as a chocolate
sub 3 — after
baking i was looking at my counter and realized that i had forgotten to include the avocado in the recipe -LRB-!)
Baking note:
As a general rule, you can
sub 3T of cocoa powder + 1T of fat (plus whatever sweetener you want to add) for 1 oz of chocolate.