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lucillle
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range/oven with delay bake and stop bake?
Comments (2)Gaggenau has both features....See MoreDecided to bake Glenda's spinach bake
Comments (5)Hope it turns out fine. Spinach squares have another name, as well: Spinach Brownies :o) Honest! Shoulda told Alex they were brownies :o) Well, they are cut in squares like brownies. When PJR was younger, I would make creamed spinach and we called it GREEN STUFF! He loved it! Couple years ago, when I served it again, he said "grandmother, you can call it spinach now!"...See Morebaking powder.. baking soda ..?
Comments (4)Baking soda requires an acid to rise, as well as moisture. Baking powder has its own acid. Double acting has two acidic components--one that is activated by liquid and the other which is activated by heat. Things that rise with just baking soda: Buttermilk biscuits or pancakes (buttermilk is acidic). Molasses cookies (or even cookies with brown sugar). Vinegar cake. Baking powder has cream of tartar (acidic) or other acidic chemical and baking soda, Double acting has two different acids one for each action, unless it has monocalcium phosphate which reacts immediately to the liquid, and is changed to a form which reacts to the heat (or something like that--Lindac's the chemist). Other double acting baking powders have an aluminum component, which some people don't care for. You can make your own baking powder if you have baking soda and cream of tartar, especially if they're fairly fresh (sometimes that 20 year old can that some people have is discharged). That's one part soda to two parts CoT. If you really know your baking chemistry, you can use soda with other kitchen acid, but if you don't you can wreck your recipe....See MoreBaking and more baking
Comments (7)Mainly bread. I did make some nutty-oatmeal bars but they're lacking something, to me. I want something chewy like the packaged/processed ones. This called for maple syrup as the sweetener and glue, maybe honey or corn syrup would be better, I don't know. But yes, cold weather=oven. I made a meatloaf and pork tenderloin and roasted veggies on Sunday, all in the oven. The meatloaf was for Monday's dinner....See Morelucillle
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