Sentences with phrase «lot more moisture»

It's similar to corn bread but it's softer and sweeter with a lot more moisture.

If you used a high - starch blend, it will absorb a lot more moisture and won't work properly.

Have also added an extra banana and substituted grated carrot for the zucchini (though I also added a bit more milk since the zucchini have a lot more moisture than carrots).

These two methods leave a lot more moisture in the squash which gives you a slightly thinner soup.

I am not sure how well they will work if you add pumpkin purée, because that adds a lot more moisture to the batter.

I could assume it would be just the same as using the flour, but this will have a lot more moisture.

They tend to have a lot more moisture than the regular variety.

Earth Balance has lots more moisture than shortening or coconut oil, so it behaves differently in the oven.

Plus, it adds a lot more moisture to the muffins.

Perhaps fresh ground masa flour has a lot more moisture in it, but I can't imagine.

Because it soaks up a lot more moisture, it's really important to measure it correctly.

A lot more moisture means your meal may be a lot more juicy and tender when served.

That would be a whole different recipe, simply because of how almond flour behaves (a lot more moisture, needs less eggs.)

Coconut flour absorbs a lot more moisture than almond flour so it's not a good idea to make an equal substitution.

Because coconut flour requires a lot more moisture than flour.

You need a lot more moisture in the recipe, which means more eggs.

The flour requires a lot more moisture in recipes compared to other flours.

Plus, it adds a lot more moisture to the muffins.

It will allow a lot more moisture through over time vs. paint.

Warm air can hold a lot more moisture (water vapor) than colder air.

«It's a smaller, enclosed area, and there's a lot more moisture.»