Very eggy tasting, even though the blog says they aren't, they were and had a grainy texture.
They tasted
very eggy (I even added a bit more vanilla to avoid this) difficult to flip without breaking apart (no gluten) and had a very grainy texture.
For all you out there, her savory crust with the quiche recipe is AMAZING!!!!! and not
very eggy which is one of my favorite things about it.
Whilst yummy it was
very eggy in flavour and texture, so today I made a few changes.
I just made this (to use as layers for tiramisu), and it turned out
very eggy in texture... it is more like a sweet quiche than a cake.
it's definitely
very eggy in taste (texture is fine).
One issue i had, and not sure if you've ever had it or can help diagnose, is that without the frosting they tasted
very eggy.
As the reviews say, the bread tasted
very eggy when I took it... Continue reading →
These did not turn out light and fluffy at all and WERE
very eggy!
They tasted
very eggy (I even added a bit more vanilla to avoid this) difficult to flip without breaking apart (no gluten) and had a very grainy texture.
They taste
very eggy, much more like french toast than pancakes.
Very eggy tasting, even though the blog says they aren't, they were and had a grainy texture.
Hello, I made these last night but was out of regular eggs and used egg beaters, the biscuit came out
very eggy.
I love Coconut Mama's website, and experimenting with her recipes, but this one was just incredibly bland while being
very eggy.
They were a very thin pancake (very,
very eggy) that we called German pancakes which were very similar to a crepe.
Not exact matches
They have a rich
eggy taste, with a
very nice anise flavor.
All the others were either
very dense or
eggy, but these were great.
It was
very soft and
eggy - the top 2/3 did just fine.
It turned out great,
very light and not
eggy at all.
Overall the taste was amazing but I think the texture was too
eggy which I think is due to the
very liquidy batter.
It's a touch lighter and airier than an «
eggy», glutinous crêpe; but, it is still
very delicious.
Not sure what I did wrong, but my muffins turned out super
eggy and not
very tasty.
They held together well and had a
very nice banana flavour (although they did have a mild
eggy flavour).
Very dense and
eggy but good as a snack.
I don't remember thinking it was
very «
eggy», but... based on the color of it and the fact that it's mostly egg, it stands to reason that it is.
** These will be
very soft and
eggy right after baking, better leave them overnight on the countertop or in an opened sack.
I found that recipe overly sweet and
very creamy (I prefer the «
eggier» version).
The only thing is that if you use coconut flour, you will have to add water because it will become
very dry - or you can use one more egg but that may become too «
eggy».
Not
eggy tasting
very light and airy.