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Date: | Mon, 22 Jan 2001 15:16:17 -0000 |
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> Megan,
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> Thanks for your perspective. Good info and its good to see
> how others handle
> our problems in the baking department.
It helps to be a good cook, with experience of baking with "normal"
ingredients. Because I went through a (mistaken belief) period where I ate
milk, etc, I learnt to bake with butter, etc.
> I was wondering if
> you have ever tried
> mixing the oil into the eggs in a recipe to make a type of
> "thick mayonnaise"
> before mixing the other ingredients. The oil and eggs form
> an emulsion and may
> give the cake or cookies more body. I have been thinking
> about this and
> wondering if it would work to make oil more of an attractive
> ingredient.
Thats an idea, and would work possibly for the "cream butter and sugar, add
eggs" recipes. Might try it. Oh, to which, I tend to use caster (fine
grain) sugar, not regular, in baking.
Megan
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