If you don't keep buttermilk on hand or don't use it because of milk allergies, here is a simple substitution:
1 c soymilk
1 Tbsp lemon juice
Mix and let stand a few minutes before using.
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Friday, April 4, 2008
Friday, February 22, 2008
Baking Chocolate Substitution
Straight from the back of a Hershey's Cocoa powder box:
3 Level TBSP cocoa
1 TBSP shortening or oil
equals:
1 square ( 1 oz) unsweetened baking chocolate
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UPDATE: I've used a generic cocoa and it wasn't as good as Hershey's... maybe the conversion is different? Anyway, only use this conversion with Hershey's.
3 Level TBSP cocoa
1 TBSP shortening or oil
equals:
1 square ( 1 oz) unsweetened baking chocolate
********************************************
UPDATE: I've used a generic cocoa and it wasn't as good as Hershey's... maybe the conversion is different? Anyway, only use this conversion with Hershey's.
Monday, January 7, 2008
Taco Seasoning Mix
I don't know where I found this, but it's what I use when making tacos. I don't buy the packets of seasoning. All the ingredients are dry (not fresh).
Also, please note there is not any salt in this recipe. If you are used to store bought taco seasoning you will probably want to add salt.
6 tsp chili powder
5 tsp paprika
4 1/2 tsp cumin
3 tsp onion powder
2 1/2 tsp garlic powder
1/8 tsp cayenne pepper
I put all of this in a zippered bag and shake to mix.
7 tsp of the mixture is equivalent to a 1.25 oz packet of seasoning (used for 1 lb of meat). This recipe will make 3 packets.
I've always just stored my bag with the seasonings in the cupboard with my other spices, but it would probably stay longer in the freezer (as all spices do - per my MIL).
Also, please note there is not any salt in this recipe. If you are used to store bought taco seasoning you will probably want to add salt.
6 tsp chili powder
5 tsp paprika
4 1/2 tsp cumin
3 tsp onion powder
2 1/2 tsp garlic powder
1/8 tsp cayenne pepper
I put all of this in a zippered bag and shake to mix.
7 tsp of the mixture is equivalent to a 1.25 oz packet of seasoning (used for 1 lb of meat). This recipe will make 3 packets.
I've always just stored my bag with the seasonings in the cupboard with my other spices, but it would probably stay longer in the freezer (as all spices do - per my MIL).
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