Its sweet flavor makes coconut palm sugar an ideal substitute for
sugar in recipes for baked goods, or to simply enhance a bowl of warm oatmeal.
Stir finely - chopped cherries into your cookie, muffin or bread mixes to give your baked goods some sweetness, and cut back on the amount of
refined sugar in the recipes.
Instead, bury a vanilla bean in a jar of sugar for a few days and then use a few tablespoons of the scented sugar in place of
regular sugar in a recipe.
I was hoping I wouldn't need any added
sugar in this recipe like my other 4 ingredients oatmeal bites that uses mashed bananas.
The powdered
sugar in this recipe helps to stabilize the whipped cream so that it can be prepared and stored in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours.
Alternatively you could use coconut sugar or light brown
sugar in this recipe if those are things you keep on hand.
I like the idea of buttercream, but usually the powdered
sugar in the recipe over powers the frosting itself and it makes it taste way too sweet I think.
The color is also very nice and they stick a little less to the pan since there is less
natural sugars in the recipe (half banana vs. whole).
There is no
added sugar in this recipe like it's traditional counterpart and the mango gives it just the natural sweetness it needs.
The powdered
sugar in this recipe helps to stabilize the whipped cream so that it can be prepared and stored in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours.
Honey and Molasses — Replacing
granulated sugar in a recipe with a liquid sweetener can be tricky, but honey and molasses do help hold baking together and can contribute a nice chew to cookies.
But if you're going to eat a sugar - based sweetener anyway, then replacing refined
sugar in recipes with an identical amount of maple syrup will cut the total sugar content by a third.