Sentences with phrase «flax eggs»

The recipe uses flax eggs for an egg replacement, and vegan butter.

Do you think the recipe would work with flax eggs instead of the eggs?

I wouldn't recommend using flax eggs for this recipe because it calls for coconut flour which is extremely reliant on the egg.

Prepare flax eggs by combining flaxseed meal and water.

In a small bowl, make flax egg and set aside.

If you're looking to make this vegan you could try using flax eggs in place of regular eggs.

In a large bowl add flax eggs, zucchini, sugar, milk, apple sauce, olive oil and vanilla, stir until well combined.

You may use chicken eggs instead of flax eggs if you're not vegan.

Do you think the recipe would work with flax eggs instead of the eggs?

Prepare flax egg by combining flaxseed meal and water in a small bowl and mixing well.

Have you tried flax eggs as a non-dairy substitute?

The recipe does call for four egg whites but feel free to use two flax eggs if you're allergic to eggs.

I did substitute flax eggs for the eggs and increased the coconut flour 2 more tablespoons....

I've had feedback from readers saying that flax eggs works in place of the regular eggs.

Slowly add in your wet ingredients (including flax egg), whisking till desired consistency.

Do you think flax eggs would work in the crust for a vegan version?

Could I sub flax eggs for the vegan eggs and coconut oil for the other oils mentioned?

I think some people have had luck with flax eggs so you could try that out!

Add the flours and flax egg when it's ready.

In a large bowl, mix the sugar, butter spread, applesauce, and flax egg until well incorporated.

While flax eggs do work, some find flax to be hard on digestion so it isn't always an option for some.

And, for anyone reading who doesn't know about flax eggs, let me tell you just a little about them.

I haven't tried it with flax eggs before, but I don't think they would hold up their shape without eggs.

While the onion and garlic is cooking, combine the ground turkey, rice and flax egg replacement in a medium sized bowl.

The only change I made was I used flax egg because I'm vegan... worked perfectly.

Add in the thickened flax eggs and mix again.

It's 2 — I should clarify that in the description For future reference, 1 flax egg = 1 tbsp flaxseed meal + 3 tbsp warm water.

Once you milk has thickened and formed a buttermilk, add in the thickened ground flax egg, the maple syrup, the coconut oil and the shredded zucchini and mix until combined.

The best part is that you don't need flax eggs, starches or gums to make them.

Hmmm, yes I do use flax eggs all the time.

You could probably add a third flax egg instead of the banana, but I haven't tried that.

I've used flax eggs multiple times and they come out nearly the same... maybe even a little more moist!

You might want to double the sugar amount And egg I think you could try just a standard flax egg or another egg substitute!

I think what I would try if I was replacing the bananas, was to increase the pumpkin by 1/4 cup, add 1/4 cup more sugar and add an extra flax egg.

You can make a separate flax egg first, by adding about 4 tbsp of water to 2 tbsp flax meal and letting it sit for about 5 minutes.

-- I recommend just trying a recipe that was made for flax eggs such as my vegan chocolate brownies.

But can we put flax eggs instead of the 2 whole eggs?

Too much flour, not enough flour; flax egg proves tough as a binding agent, but bananas are too soft.

In a large bowl add flax eggs, zucchini, sugar, milk, apple sauce, olive oil and vanilla, stir until well combined.

Prepare flax egg by combining flax and water in the bowl of the food processor.

* To make flax egg - One egg equals = 1 tablespoon flax meal plus 3 tablespoons water.

You could try substituting flax eggs but I've never tried that.

I'm not quite as pleased with the texture when using flax egg in these.

They do taste very good but I really wanted bars and not granola... Has anyone tried with flax egg substitute (I do not eat eggs)?

I never tried flax eggs, but I believe it should work.

We have egg and nut allergies here so I am wondering if you think flax eggs would work?

I think some people have had luck with flax eggs so you could try that out!