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Oct
11
revised What are the advantages of using agave sweetener instead of sugar?
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Oct
9
asked What are the advantages of using agave sweetener instead of sugar?
Oct
9
asked How can I make a quick bread mix less sweet?
Sep
24
accepted Would baking a cake for 2 hours at 350 degrees F be safe to eat if it's still moist?
Sep
23
asked Would baking a cake for 2 hours at 350 degrees F be safe to eat if it's still moist?
Sep
23
comment What are some vegetarian meat alternatives that are not soy-based?
@Brendan: As far as avoiding soy: I don't want to eat too many soy isoflavones, plus I already know that soy could be used as a substitute.
Sep
23
comment What are some vegetarian meat alternatives that are not soy-based?
@Brendan: As far as avoiding products that taste like meat: I can't stand products that try to artificial replicate the taste of meat. I'd much rather have, for example, a burger like patty made of vegetables where I can actually taste the vegetables used.
Sep
23
accepted Can lemon juice concentrate be used after the use-by-date?
Sep
23
accepted How do you cook corn kernels on BBQ?
Sep
12
asked Milk vs. Dark vs. Semi-sweet vs. Bitter-sweet chocolate?
Sep
12
asked What are some vegetarian meat alternatives that are not soy-based?
Sep
12
asked How do you cook corn kernels on BBQ?
Sep
12
revised Is it safe to eat Raw Corn?
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Sep
11
asked Can lemon juice concentrate be used after the use-by-date?
Sep
11
answered Can I weigh without a set of scales?
Sep
9
accepted Chocolate mousse with cooked eggs?
Sep
9
awarded  Scholar
Sep
9
accepted Sautéing vs Frying vs Caramelizing — what's the difference?
Sep
3
asked Sautéing vs Frying vs Caramelizing — what's the difference?
Aug
28
comment Butter substitute for 1 cup of butter for baking
Any idea how much less oil to use? 10% 20%? Or how much water to add? Or would both cancel each other out? In other words: 1 cup of butter should be replaced with 80% (of a cup) of oil and 20% (of a cup) of water?