Just make sure you keep the dry - to -
wet ingredient ratio the same.
I will continue to play with this recipe to see if I can get the dry to
wet ingredient ratio just perfect.
Not exact matches
I would double check the
ingredients + the
wet to dry
ratios and be sure they were all added correctly.
The next day while gathering my
ingredients and doing Maths to figure out the
ratio of dry and
wet ingredients the jar of Nutella was staring at me, just begging to show it some love.
If you've ever baked before, you know you can't just substitute
ingredients without considering the dry to
wet ratio, or how the sub might affect...
Hi Emily, if you soak the dry
ingredients it will affect the the dry vs
wet ratio of the
ingredients.
, but they won't alter the
wet to dry
ingredient ratio of your dough like a pure liquid coloring could.
I made these originally with quite a large carrot, and therefore the
ratio of «
wet ingredient to dry» was fairly large as carrot releases more moisture whilst cooking.
In short, have fun with this idea of a savory snack or topping, as long as you keep to the basic
ratio of
wet to dry
ingredients as stated in this recipe, they sky's the limit as to how you flavor your own savory granola.
Sorry — I've never used vegetable protein, so I don't know for sure, but I would hesitate to mess with the
ratio of
wet to dry
ingredients.
Because gluten acts as a binding agent, gluten - free recipes often take some experimentation with different
ratios of various gluten - free flours to find that perfect balance of
wet to dry
ingredients so your dessert actually cooks through but doesn't crumble apart or completely dry out.
Hi Elaine, pre-made buckwheat pancake mix will already have the baking powder, sugar, etcetera added to it, so the
ratios of
wet ingredients will be different based on what the mix calls for.
Cooking oats is usually done with a 1:2
ratio, meaning that for every one part dry you need two parts
wet ingredient.
Secondly, the
ratio of
wet to dry
ingredients changes depending upon which gluten free flour you're using, so it's not a direct substitution.
swap in creamy green avocado for butter in a 1:1
ratio, but it won't melt the same way that butter softens — and, therefore, won't coat the dry
ingredients completely without also fiddling with the
wet ingredients.
Before finding the right
ratio between
wet and dry
ingredients, the test bunny living with me (which happens to be my partner) had to try them all!
Besides the
ratio between dry and
wet ingredients, I think it is important to find just the right doneness.
Now I've added pretty much everything but the kitchen sink into this bar, but basically what you want is a
ratio of 1:3 in terms of
wet to dry
ingredients.