Saturday, August 11, 2012
*Cooking Substitutes*
Posted on 3:31 AM by follow me
I've found this fab list of ingredient substitutes and thought I would share it with you all!
Breadcrumbs
Crushed water biscuits or cornflakes.
Cornflour/Cornstarch (1tbsp. as a thickener)
Use 2 level tbsp. plain flour.
Single Cream (1/2 pint/285ml)
Use 8fl. oz./225ml milk plus 2fl. oz/60ml melted unsalted butter.
Honey (8fl. oz/225ml)
8 oz./225g sugar plus 4 tbsp. water or golden syrup.
Dark Brown/Muscovado Sugar
White sugar and a teaspoon/5ml of treacle or molasses per 100g.
Lemon juice (1 tsp)
1/2 tsp. vinegar or lime juice.
Whole milk (1/2 pint/285ml)
1/2 pint/285 ml. skimmed milk plus 3 tsp. melted butter.
Seafood/Thousand Island sauce
Use 2:1 mix of salad cream and tomato ketchup. You can alter the quantities of each to taste.
Gravy
Condensed tinned soup or packet soup made up with half the usual quantity of water.
Need sour milk or cream
Just add a tablespoon of lemon juice or white vinegar to each half pint of fresh milk or cream and stand at room temperature for about 30 minutes.
Or use natural yoghurt.
Baking Chocolate
For every ounce (oz) of unsweetened baking chocolate required, mix a quarter of a tablespoon of butter with 1 tablespoon of cocoa powder.
Recipe requires self raising flour and you only have plain
Plain flour can be used with the addition of baking powder. The amount to add varies depending upon what is being cooked, however, a usual amount would be 1 level teaspoon of baking powder to 4oz. flour.
No baking powder
This can be substituted with two parts Cream of Tartar to one part Bicarbonate of Soda/Baking Soda.
No fresh yeast
Two teaspoons of dried yeast can be used for 1/2 oz. of fresh yeast. Follow instructions on the dried yeast packed.
Short of an egg
If you need an extra egg for a cake recipe that uses a raising agent such as baking powder or self raising flour, replace the missing egg with 15ml (1 tablespoon) of vinegar. This will not affect the result.
Crushed water biscuits or cornflakes.
Cornflour/Cornstarch (1tbsp. as a thickener)
Use 2 level tbsp. plain flour.
Single Cream (1/2 pint/285ml)
Use 8fl. oz./225ml milk plus 2fl. oz/60ml melted unsalted butter.
Honey (8fl. oz/225ml)
8 oz./225g sugar plus 4 tbsp. water or golden syrup.
Dark Brown/Muscovado Sugar
White sugar and a teaspoon/5ml of treacle or molasses per 100g.
Lemon juice (1 tsp)
1/2 tsp. vinegar or lime juice.
Whole milk (1/2 pint/285ml)
1/2 pint/285 ml. skimmed milk plus 3 tsp. melted butter.
Seafood/Thousand Island sauce
Use 2:1 mix of salad cream and tomato ketchup. You can alter the quantities of each to taste.
Gravy
Condensed tinned soup or packet soup made up with half the usual quantity of water.
Need sour milk or cream
Just add a tablespoon of lemon juice or white vinegar to each half pint of fresh milk or cream and stand at room temperature for about 30 minutes.
Or use natural yoghurt.
Baking Chocolate
For every ounce (oz) of unsweetened baking chocolate required, mix a quarter of a tablespoon of butter with 1 tablespoon of cocoa powder.
Recipe requires self raising flour and you only have plain
Plain flour can be used with the addition of baking powder. The amount to add varies depending upon what is being cooked, however, a usual amount would be 1 level teaspoon of baking powder to 4oz. flour.
No baking powder
This can be substituted with two parts Cream of Tartar to one part Bicarbonate of Soda/Baking Soda.
No fresh yeast
Two teaspoons of dried yeast can be used for 1/2 oz. of fresh yeast. Follow instructions on the dried yeast packed.
Short of an egg
If you need an extra egg for a cake recipe that uses a raising agent such as baking powder or self raising flour, replace the missing egg with 15ml (1 tablespoon) of vinegar. This will not affect the result.
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