Sentences with phrase «n't work in this recipe»

So it wouldn't work in this recipe for sure.

Also, don't experiment with liquid sweeteners, such as maple syrup or honey, because their consistency just doesn't work in this recipe.

Unfortunately homemade coconut flour and homemade almond flour do not work in my recipes.

White baking chips or candy coating made from hydrogenated oils rather than cocoa butter will NOT work in this recipe.

(Using the spreadable kind is just not working in any recipes — boo.)

If you take a look at my FAQs you will see that I do not recommend using homemade almond flour because it does not work in my recipes.

It just doesn't work in every recipe, though... But it works perfectly here!

Unless I've personally tested it, it's pretty hard to give my nod of approval and tell what will and what won't work in recipes, especially when it comes to swapping out sweeteners and dairy products since their counterparts behave quite differently than one might think.

Second, because these flours will not work in my recipes.

Unfortunately I've had many readers let me know that it doesn't work in my recipes and when I tried it myself it did not produce good results.

Keep in mind that while coconut oil is great for making fat bombs, pure MCT oil won't work in this recipe, as it won't solidify.

I noticed that you stated Bob's Red Mill flours do not work in your recipe's.

Coconut flour is an incredibly «dry» flour that soaks up moisture so will not work in recipes that call for almond flour.

Almond meal does not work in my recipes.

I'm afraid date paste will not work in this recipe.

Pumpkin pie filling won't work in this recipe since it's already filled with spices and sugar.

I do not recommend Bob's Red Mill all purpose gluten free flour, and it will not work in my recipes that call for an all purpose gluten free flour.

Hi Caren, While I've used sunflower seeds to replace nuts in some recipes, like this vegan ranch salad dressing, they probably wouldn't work in this recipe.

Hi Melissia, I think we've nailed the issue down — the unblanched almond meal unfortunately doesn't work in my recipes.

Unfortunately chia eggs do not work in my recipes.

Hi Donna, unfortunately some brands of almond flour don't work in my recipes resulting in a flat cookie (Bob's Red Mill is one of the brands that doesn't work).

Use the recommended ingredients, i.e., when the recipe calls for almond flour, don't use almond meal, as it won't work in the recipe and the results will be poor.

My first reaction is that a nut butter would not work in this recipe.

Substituting soymilk with another plant - based milk won't work in this recipe, unfortunately.

Thanks to your comment, which prompted more testing of newer brands of coconut flour, we now know that Let's Do Organic coconut flour does not work in my recipes.

Tapioca flour wouldn't work in this recipe, but you can easily find cassava flour online or in some grocery stores.

I would say a flax egg has probably been the best but it has not worked in every recipe.

If so, whey doesn't work in this recipe, only brown rice protein (whey doesn't absorb the liquid and the mixture turns really sticky).

Larissa - I'm afraid flax and / or chia eggs won't work in this recipe.

It won't work in this recipe without making extensive changes to it, I'm afraid.

Coconut oil will not work in this recipe.

Hi Amina — you could substitute cashew butter, peanut butter, sunflower butter, etc. but almond oil won't work in this recipe.

Well, because the chickpeas for falafel have to be completely raw, the quick - soak method simply does not work in this recipe.

Tapioca flour wouldn't work in this recipe, but you can easily find cassava flour online or in some grocery stores.

- Instead of coconut oil: ghee (in cakes) or cocoa butter (for chocolate coating)- Instead of coconut milk / cream: cream, cream cheese, mascarpone or almond / nut milk (very low in fat so may not work in all recipes)- Instead of shredded coconut: almond meal or other nut / seed meal, flaked almonds, etc. - Instead of coconut flour: about double the amount of almond or other nut / seed flour

The «defatted» type is very absorbent and won't work in this recipe unless you increase the liquids.

I know you mentione Bob's Almond flour doesn't work in this recipe, but what about his gluten free all - purpose flour?

And, also, could wholewheat flour be substituted for the oat and coconut flour (no allergies, here) or would that substitution not work in this recipe?

I don't have almond flour, so I used coconut flour and I was wondering does coconut flour not work in this recipe?

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Of course there's so much goodness in here too and it's nut free, which I know is unusual for a granola recipe but I'm aware that there are lots of people who can't eat nuts but who need granola — so I hope this works for you!

Sadly I don't think this recipes would work in a blender as blenders need a liquid in order to function.

I haven't been the biggest fan of avocado and asparagus but they really work well together in this recipe.

can you taste the nuts in it (just wondering because i don't really like nuts) and also does the recipe work with other nuts x

I never use cornflour in my recipes so I wouldn't know if this works.

Medjool dates are the best as they're much sweeter and stickier so make cooking a lot easier — these are what I use in all my recipes and you may find if you use normal dates that the recipe doesn't work as well.

Hi Marion, sadly a blender really doesn't work for this recipe as a blender requires liquid in order to function otherwise it won't spin properly and won't be able to break down the ingredients, so you really need a food processor for this.

Second question I have struggled to find raw uncooked beetroot, would beetroot from the supermarket cooked in its own juices (it doesn't list any other ingredients) work in your recipes instead (I think its either steamed or boiled can't quite remember), I just really want to make your beetroot and buckwheat risotto!

I was just wondering (It is okay if not) if you knew the calories of fat (g) and sugar (g) in your recipes or how I could work out (as and average) how much was in them?