Can anyone please tell me whether there is
an eggy texture to these (think omelette, quiche type texture) Thanks
I don't think this bread has an eggy taste, but it does have a little bit of
an eggy texture.
They have a bit of a cakey,
eggy texture to them.
I also grew up on corn pudding that my mother made, and while it tasted nice, it definitely tastes completely different than what I was expecting — much more of a light
eggy texture and taste than the sweet / creamy pudding I grew up on.
Maybe cooking it for longer on a lower temp to dry out the moist
eggy texture in the middle?
They have a bit of a cakey,
eggy texture to them.
Not exact matches
The
texture is somewhat indescribable — sort of
eggy, sponge - like, yet a little gritty.
I do like the light
texture of this
eggy option as standard eggs can sometimes make you feel a little heavy.
Without having made this version, but as one who has a sour cherry tree in my backyard (yield 150 pounds this year), and makes French farmhouse - style clafoutis every year at this time, the photo reveals an
eggy product (
texture similar to a bread pudding) rather than a creamy product (
texture similar to a custard).
Pros: Easy, adaptable, moderately tasty Cons: Bread like
texture, rather than
eggy
We tried them: they were okay but too
eggy, both in
texture and flavor.
About the
texture, it is
eggy for sure.
Overall the taste was amazing but I think the
texture was too
eggy which I think is due to the very liquidy batter.
They were crumbly, had a terrible
texture, we're too «
eggy», and tasted terrible.
Very
eggy tasting, even though the blog says they aren't, they were and had a grainy
texture.
They tasted very
eggy (I even added a bit more vanilla to avoid this) difficult to flip without breaking apart (no gluten) and had a very grainy
texture.
it does taste
eggy with a
texture that's more like moist cake instead of typical normal bread (since no yeast is used).
Not only is it the exact
texture of
eggy - mayo but it also has a delicious, deep, rich garlic flavor that enhances this sandwich more than you could imagine.
I've made the bread and it's pretty and tasty, but just to ask if it's supposed to taste
eggy and the
texture's like moist cake.
Ok so I tried the recipe and though the
texture was fabulous it tastes quite
eggy.
I can't say myself how this compares to Ottolenghi's original recipe, but this vegan cauliflower cake looked pretty similar in
texture (a bit of custard + a bit of fluff), and it tasted pretty darn
eggy.
Unfortunately those pancakes were not good, they were tasteless, too
eggy, too gritty or had other problems with their
texture or taste.
To me I wasn't a big fan of the
texture or the
eggy taste.
I wasn't sure it will work out because cakes with coconut flour has a tendency to feel mushy and
eggy but the
texture of this cake was lovely.
it's definitely very
eggy in taste (
texture is fine).
The binder here is Follow Your Heart VeganEgg powder which I like for its slightly
eggy flavor and
texture.
Tofu Scramble Recipe with Roasted Tomatoes Tofu's meaty
texture and the cheesy flavor of nutritional yeast give this breakfast dish an
eggy essence.
Mine were also super runny - and had a strange
texture (
eggy, bordering on rubbery).
As the pudding cools and is eventually chilled, its original delicate
texture and
eggy custard taste disappears leaving behind a most delightful and satisfying pumpkin pie / bread pudding smash up.
I just made this (to use as layers for tiramisu), and it turned out very
eggy in
texture... it is more like a sweet quiche than a cake.
Did you find the
texture to be
eggy?
This will allow the chia seeds time to thicken the mixture and give it that «
eggy»
texture.
Whilst yummy it was very
eggy in flavour and
texture, so today I made a few changes.
It doesn't affect the
texture as much as it helps replicate the (slightly
eggy) taste.
Too
eggy a custard, didn't like the
texture of the lemon zest and the custard and the cherries were sickly sweet (i used morello cherries preserved in syrup from a jar - could have been due to that).
Hi, I found the
texture to be too
eggy and the dough was too yellow.
Lee, I don't think these are «
eggy» as such, but the end
texture is different of course than a glutenous (and delicious!)
They tasted very
eggy (I even added a bit more vanilla to avoid this) difficult to flip without breaking apart (no gluten) and had a very grainy
texture.
Very
eggy tasting, even though the blog says they aren't, they were and had a grainy
texture.