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I uses «flax eggs» in this recipe as the binding agent.

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

Banana flour, some stevia for a little bit of sweetness, flax eggs for some binding, nutrition, and slight texture, and almond milk to bring it all together.

I loved there were no gums or flax eggs or anything strange but the texture was just right!

I think they would work great with flax eggs, as the originial recipe from Jenna calls for flax eggs.

In a large bowl combine the banana flour, stevia, flax eggs, and almond milk until a thick dough forms.

Add in the thickened flax eggs and mix again.

For gluten - free or a more cohesive stack, use egg replacer, such as Ener - G, flax eggs, or sub in up to 1/4 cup of dairy - free yogurt or banana for each egg in the box recipe.

In a large bowl and a whisk, whisk together the mashed banana, sugars, oil, yogurt and flax eggs.

You can probably get away with using flax eggs or applesauce but I haven't tested either.

Add sugar, vanilla, flax eggs, and almond milk, and beat until combined.

To make the dough, combine banana flour, stevia, flax eggs and almond milk in a large bowl and stir until combined.

So I improvised and used the two eggs plus two «flax eggs» (2 T ground flax seed with 1/2 cup water blended into a thick gel.)

Add sugar, vanilla, and flax eggs, and beat until combined.

Add in the flax eggs, molasses, and ginger juice and blend for another minute or two.

Just make sure that the flax eggs sit for a whileeee, cuz if they're too liquidy they could offset the dry: wet ratio.

Obviously, we use flax eggs here on Educating Earthlings and this Bob's Red Mill product also recommends a flax egg for a vegan crust.

But when I tried chia eggs (and flax eggs — which have a strong, unpleasant taste to me), not only did I not love the flavor, but they really just didn't work to make fluffy vegan pancakes.

You could certainly try it with flax eggs, but I wouldn't recommend banana unless you want banana bread.

I haven't tried this yet Hannah, but you should be able to sub the eggs 1:1 with flax eggs.

Don't use extra water for the flax eggs yet, you might not need to.

Instead of flax eggs as the recipe suggested I used my typical cornstarch eggs (2 tbsp cornstarch to 3 tbsp water) and I didn't have any baking powder so I used.5 teaspoon baking soda instead.

Nothing against chia or flax eggs, but there is no hint of «healthy» aftertaste in these brownies.

Next is the wet ingredients — just some flax eggs, date paste, finely chopped carrots, and almond milk.

Vegan Option: You can make these vegan by using flax eggs and vegan - friendly chocolate chips, but they won't be as puffy as the ones shown here.

«I subbed 2 Flax eggs instead of the eggs to make vegan and they turned out so nice!

I tried with flax eggs, it is more crumbly.

2 flax eggs - 2 tbsp ground flaxseed in a small bowl with 6 tbsp water, set in the fridge for 15 minutes before mixing into batter

Flax eggs are really simple to make.

(If a recipe calls for three eggs or less, go ahead and replace the eggs with flax eggs.

i use flax eggs as a replacement for eggs generally but sometimes they don't cook through.

Add the mashed bananas, flax eggs, and almond milk, and stir until everything is incoporated into a thick batter.

Next is some flax eggs, then 2 full cups of super ripe, mashed bananas!

Flax eggs are amazing for baking and provide a number of health benefits.

Chia Seeds Chia eggs work very similarly to flax eggs as they bind together when mixed with water, forming a great egg substitute.

How many normal eggs would you replace the flax eggs with?

I'd first give it a shot with flax eggs, but am not certain if it will be enough to prevent the bun from falling apart.

I love their measuring cups, spoons and spatulas that help me scoop all of my flax eggs out of my bowls.

If a recipe calls for more than three eggs, I'm not so sure how well the flax eggs will work).

Add all the wet ingredients to it (coconut oil, coconut sugar, flax eggs, cashew milk and vanilla).

(For further reading, this super detailed post on flax eggs by Vegan Baking dives deep and can help you understand the science behind using flax eggs to replace eggs).

Prepare flax eggs by combining flaxseed meal and water.

Probably flax eggs or chia eggs, I've never done it but have read that it can be done.

**** I didn't not have good results with flax eggs.

: — RRB - I used flax eggs instead of regular eggs and 1/2 coconut milk & 1/2 almond milk mixed with some lemon juice as I didn't have any yogurt.

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

I haven't ever used egg replacer or flax eggs so I'm afraid I don't have any experience with that.

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

I also went with a much simpler way of adapting, subbing flax eggs and nut milk, whereas before I was engaging in all kinds of kitchen shenanigans involving vegan yogurt and fancy flours.

Flax eggs are prepared the same way.