[recipe] ener-g egg replacer; was: weekend what's cookin

[Guest guest]

I have not, but ceretainly this product has been

discussed here before, so I know someone has tried

it. I only remember hearing good things of this

product in regards to baking.

Hopefully one of our vegan bakers will weigh in on

this topic. I do recall a complaint that it is priced

a bit high.

A while back, on another nice veggie ! group,

I found a discussion on it and someone posted a

recipe for making your own homemade version

of ener-g. Here that recipe (also posted into our

files in the Master Mix folder):

 

It looks very useful for those who are trying to avoid eggs

in their baking but would rather make their own egg

replacement due to the cost of commercial brands.

 

Ener-G Type Egg Replacer

 

1 cup potato starch

3/4 cup tapioca flour

2 tsps baking powder

 

Mix all well.

Store in airtight container.

 

To use:

1 & 1/2 tsp powder + 2 Tbs water = 1 egg.

1 & 1/2 tsp powder + 1 Tbs water = 1 egg yolk.

 

When measuring, press powder firmly into

measuring spoon.

 

~ PT ~

 

Never make a promise in haste.

~ Mahatma Gandhi

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, morgaana@a... wrote:

 

> kind of a side note...has anyone used that ener-g vegan egg

replacer in

> baking? if so, i'd love to hear about your experiences.

>

> laura

[Guest guest]

PT,

 

oh, thanks for that recipe! one of the reasons i hadn't just bought

some is that i felt it was kind of expensive to experiment on. i'll see

how this works.

 

laura

 

 

On Feb 15, 2004, at 12:04 PM, ~ PT ~ wrote:

 

> I have not, but ceretainly this product has been

> discussed here before, so I know someone has tried

> it. I only remember hearing good things of this

> product in regards to baking.

> Hopefully one of our vegan bakers will weigh in on

> this topic. I do recall a complaint that it is priced

> a bit high.

> A while back, on another nice veggie ! group,

> I found a discussion on it and someone posted a

> recipe for making your own homemade version

> of ener-g. Here that recipe (also posted into our

> files in the Master Mix folder):