As far as I know, most gluten - free cookbooks aren't vegan; those that are tend to include
regular sugar in their recipes.
Any idea how you would substitute
regular sugar in this recipe?
I've used brown rice syrup as a substitute for
regular sugar in the recipe because it breaks down more slowly in the body, so it's a healthier option for diabetics.
Growing up, one of our family's Passover customs was to use liquid sugar, or simple syrup, in place of
regular sugar in our recipes.
I haven't tried using
regular sugar in this recipe, but it should work out just fine Hope you like the recipe!!
Not exact matches
Self - raising flour has, well, raising agents that would conflict with the amount of leveners
in the
recipe, and caster
sugar is not the same as
regular sugar.
It's much sweeter than
regular old balsamic, though Nigella Lawson adds additional
sugar in her
recipe for balsamic syrup (for use with desserts).
Yes, using the
recipe builder — when I made them I ended up using Stevia
in place of
regular sugar and they came out to be 5sp.
You need to add more or less sweetener depending on how sweet it is compared to
regular sugar, and also to reduce the liquid
in the
recipe to adjust for the added moisture.
The
recipe calls for superfine
sugar which dissolves easier
in the whites than
regular granulated white
sugar.
Hence why I'm unsure about going ahead and subbing it for
regular sugar in traditional
recipes.
But i cheat, try to make it as healthy as i can — apple sauce instead of oil, 1/2
sugar then
in regular recipes.
I used
regular sugar vs. the coconut
sugar in the
recipe, but will try that out next time.
Of course, the demerara
sugar is wonderful to use instead of
regular white
sugar in the
recipe as well.
Making cupcakes is a great activity for kids, but what's even better about these
recipes is that kids can have fun making these cupcakes without all the refined
sugar and processed ingredients
in regular cupcakes.
Hey Savvy Naturalista, Can I use
sugar free powder
in any
recipe, and if so will the results be the same as using
regular powder
sugar?
The original
recipe called for caster
sugar, but I usually don't keep it
in my pantry, so I just used
regular granulated
sugar, and it worked just fine.
With little refined
sugar and whole grains instead of refined flour, this Healthy Chocolate Waffle
Recipe makes some substitutions that keep these waffles
in the
regular breakfast rotation!
If you decide to use
regular sugar, then you may need to increase the amount
in the
recipe a bit for the nuts and the cream.
I don't think it's the MELT that is causing me to not be perfectly
in love with the
recipe yet, I think it's my substitutes for
regular granulated
sugar (using coconut
sugar and raw honey) that I haven't gotten just right yet.
To avoid this step and to avoid the refined
sugar inherent
in regular caramel sauce, this
recipe involves a homemade vegan caramel sauce based
in coconut milk and dates.
I followed the
recipe for the cookies exactly, except for almond extract due to nut allergies
in my house, and I just use
regular powdered
sugar to make the icing, but if you need to be corn - free, she has a great
recipe for powdered
sugar without the cornstarch.
To make the powdered coconut
sugar called for
in this
recipe simply whiz your
regular coconut
sugar up
in a vitamix or coffee grinder.
For all intents and purposes
in this
recipe,
sugar free will not work the same way as
regular Jell - O.
Would you suggest prepping the brown
sugar topping and proofing the rolls overnight like I used to with
regular sweet buns or just for the time allotted
in the
recipe?
If you have the time, could you explain your thought process about not just choosing to use agave syrup as your
sugar of choice, but for using it
in so many
recipes (implying frequent,
regular consumption)?
You can use
regular lemons and increase the amount of
sugar as suggested
in the
recipe.
This
recipe is pretty low
in sugar, especially if you use coconut
sugar instead of
regular or even brown.
;
Regular whole wheat flour, walnuts chopped 1/2 a cup... bananas and walnut are a SUPER combo; dark brown
sugar instead of white and a little less oil, may be 60 % of what was
in the
recipe, and replaced it with equal amount of banana puree.
I would like to start using this date paste
in some of my other
recipes, what would be the replacement ratio to
regular sugar be?
I really appreciate your clear instructions and the simplicity of the
recipe — the first couple Google results wanted to sub
in a whole bunch of stuff (pumpkin???) that isn't
in regular sugar cookies, but this was really perfect and exactly what I was hoping to find!
I use same amount of this
sugar as I would a
regular granulated
sugar in recipes.
Canned pumpkin pie mix — which some
recipes call for — usually contains added
sugar and is therefore higher
in calories than
regular canned pumpkin.
A
recipe that calls for a liquid sweetener could use date syrup and one that requires a dry sweetener might be able to get away with date
sugar (though since I don't think date
sugar is as sweet as
regular sugar, there may be problems using date
sugar in some
recipes.).
I sprinkle it on oatmeal and use it
in place of
regular or brown
sugar in recipes.
Hence why I'm unsure about going ahead and subbing it for
regular sugar in traditional
recipes.
Beach Cottage
Recipe Notes ** using frozen berries too makes it cold and adds a bit more fruity sweetness (throw
in any berries), a banana is good here, milk (coconut, soy or
regular) makes this creamier and more filling, yoghurt is also good, * no rhyme or reason anything goes * leave out the honey if you don't need a
sugar hit (I love the properties of honey so add it here)