Not exact matches
What I find works is to melt the coconut oil first with the
maple syrup and add gradually the cacao powder, stirring until you get the desired
consistency.
You could try adding more coconut oil and
maple syrup to create a smoother
consistency!
Yes you can absolutely substitute
maple syrup for honey in all recipes, if anything the
consistency will be creamier and the taste will be basically exactly the same!
I would suggest using
maple syrup next time as it is slightly runnier than honey so it should make a difference to the
consistency.
If you use too much
maple syrup this can affect the
consistency of the mixture.
For extra sweetness I would added in more
maple syrup, the banana would probably change the
consistency of the brownies.
If anyone has trouble processing the dates and sweet potatoes (my friend had this issue, couldn't get a smooth
consistency at all), or if you wanted to make these but forgot to buy dates (happened to me)-- 1/2 cup liquid sweetener works great in place of the dates and
maple syrup in this recipe.
Add the milk or
maple syrup, then add the confectioners» sugar, a little at a time, until you reach your desired
consistency.
Also, don't experiment with liquid sweeteners, such as
maple syrup or honey, because their
consistency just doesn't work in this recipe.
I've also tried
maple syrup, though it sometimes messes with my
consistency.
For a thinner
consistency, add an extra tbsp (15 mL) of
maple syrup.
* Notes: If you use liquid sweetener (
maple syrup or agave), add with the wet ingredients and you may need to adjust the amount of eggnog or flour to get the right
consistency.
Pour in a splash of almond milk and two tablespoons of
maple syrup, then blend on medium speed until everything is fully mixed and has a creamy
consistency.
If it is too thin, cook it over high heat until it is reduced and thickened to the
consistency of
maple syrup.
The taste reminds me of a delicious pancake, obviously because of the
maple syrup but also the moistness and bounciness - it is a really great
consistency for a cake!
Add more powdered sugar or
maple syrup, if necessary, for desired
consistency.
I tend to also eat low sugar and I can probably get away with the 1/4 cup of
maple syrup but I was wondering if the
consistency would be ruined if I replaced the majority of the coconut sugar with stevia?
It's called SunRoot from the Jerusalem Artichoke root, and it's yummy... tastes like
maple syrup without all of the sugar (low on the glycemic index), yet the same
consistency.
A perfect fluffy
consistency with a sweet, smooth, robust blend of flavors and warmed
maple syrup (and nutritious!).
Add just enough milk to create an icing the
consistency of
maple syrup.
I think the
maple syrup is part of what helps these cookies to be the right
consistency, otherwise there's too much dry ingredients and not enough liquid to balance it out.
Then, make a balsamic vinegar reduction, to the
consistency of
maple syrup, and lightly drizzle over the garnish.
The added sweetness of the
maple syrup brings a smooth flavour and changes the
consistency making light fluffy whipped cream into a denser dip.
When you mix these three ingredients; avocado,
maple syrup and cacao powder, you get this amazing pudding
consistency and flavour.
Check in on and stir the mixture more frequently (about every 5 minutes) as it begins to take on a caramel - brown color and thickens to the
consistency of
maple syrup, then plant yourself in front of the stove and stir the mixture until it reaches a deeper copper color.
Add the
maple syrup and confectioners» sugar and beat until light and creamy and of spreading
consistency.
I don't think stevia will work as it is a different
consistency than
maple syrup.
I used
maple syrup and no additional water, it turned out sweet enough and the
consistency was just right.
1 Pour in a high - speed blender the bananas, 1/2 cup of blueberries and the
Maple syrup, blend until you get a soft
consistency.
2 Cups Bread Flour 1 1/2 Cups Whole Wheat Flour 1 Cup Sourdough Starter (I keep mine the
consistency of think pancake batter) 2 Teaspoons Salt 3 Tablespoons Coconut Sugar 3/4 — 1 Cup Filtered Water 2 Tablespoons Cinnamon 1 1/4 Cup Raisins 1/2 Cup
Maple Syrup 1 Tablespoon Butter
* I tried it with a thick raw honey and it did not work out well so if you want to substitute I recommend sticking with a thinner
consistency honey or
maple syrup.
It should be the
consistency of
maple syrup.
I always just add more
maple syrup or more peanut butter based on the
consistency I'm going for, so maybe add just a bit more of the
syrup next time?
There's no doubt this would be delicious with
maple syrup, but I have some apple cider that I boiled down into a syrupy
consistency and spooned that over the top.
I think you could substitute honey for
maple syrup, but I think you might have better luck with agave, since it's similar in
consistency to
maple syrup.
Also, since you are the healthy baking queen... when you mention
maple syrup in your recipes will other
syrups (black molasses and date
syrup) do the same when it comes to
consistency?
You had the right idea, more brown rice flour or less
maple syrup until you get a rollable
consistency.
Using a food processor, mix oats, coconut oil, shredded coconut, and
maple syrup until it has a sticky
consistency.
1 container of vegan ricotta (I prefer Kite Hill) 1 tablespoon of raw cacao powder 2 tablespoons of
maples syrup 1/2 teaspoon of vanilla Depending on how dry or moist your ricotta is — I added a few tablespoons of nut - based milk to achieve the
consistency I was looking for.
Add the
maple syrup and continue mixing until the almond butter is at your desired
consistency — the longer you blend, the more oil released by the nuts and therefore the runnier the almond butter.
I know
maple syrup isn't raw, but I don't like the
consistency of my chocolate when I make it with honey.
Sweeten your chia seeds and almond milk with
maple syrup, then let them get cozy in the fridge until they reach a pudding - like
consistency.
I sifted the dry ingredients because I only had a 9 × 9 pan and so wanted to create volume LOL; 2) no soy milk — > used 1/2 full - fat coconut milk (canned) and 1/2 water; 3) no
maple syrup — > mixed brown sugar and water together until they made a similar
consistency; 4) used xylitol instead of coconut sugar; 5) used 100 % cacao unsweetened chips.; 6) added 1/2 cu or so of chopped walnuts, again, to create more volume since I had the wrong - sized pan.
The only modification I had to made was to the crust because it wasn't moist enough or sticky like you said it should be so I added 2 1/2 tbsp of
maple syrup and Voilà, I got the desired
consistency Can't wait to try it!!!
Mix almond butter and
maple syrup together and add a splash of almond milk until desired
consistency is reached.
http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/recipe/whipped-coconut-cream I'm not sure how this
consistency would play out with this cheesecake, but I plan to try there recipe but omit the sugar, as I think the sweetness from the
maple syrup will be plenty.
Adjust the
consistency of the frosting with additional
maple syrup or confectioners» sugar, if necessary; it should be nicely spreadable.
Would using
maple syrup / agave nectar / honey change the
consistency of the bread?
I tried making it with
maple syrup and it just didn't have that same pour - able
consistency.
I'm not sure that you could really get it to a sauce - like
consistency, but certainly adding more coconut oil and / or
maple syrup would make it sweeter and chewier (maybe not runny).