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When gliadin and glutenin proteins join together with the aid of moisture they form gluten. The more gluten in your flour, the more water required to hydrate these proteins into gluten. This is why bread flour requires more water than cake flour.
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Written by Mattie
March 08, 2010 Comments
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 Crepes unlock huge brunch and dessert option potential depending on wether you make savory or dessert crepes. This recipe is pretty foolproof as long as you use the right pan described below. If making savory crepes fill them with things like tofu scramble, seitan and beans or wild rice and mushrooms. If making sweet crepes fill them with bananas, chocolate and coconut; peanut butter, maple syrup and walnuts or caramel, pecans and apples topped with a drizzle of Cashew Cream. Buckwheat lends an earthy, nutty richness to these crepes, which are based on Easy Crepes but factor in buckwheat flour's ability to absorb slightly less liquid than all-purpose flour due to it's smaller amount of gluten.
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Written by Mattie
March 03, 2010 Comments
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 Crepes unlock huge brunch and dessert option potential depending on wether you make savory or dessert crepes. This recipe is pretty foolproof as long as you use the right pan described below. If making savory crepes fill them with things like tofu scramble, seitan and beans or wild rice and mushrooms. If making sweet crepes fill them with bananas, chocolate and coconut; peanut butter, maple syrup and walnuts or caramel, pecans and apples topped with a drizzle of Cashew Cream.
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Written by Mattie
September 13, 2009 Comments
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 Mango and coconut are good friends and some of my favorite foods so why not pair them together in pancakes? They, as well as your tastebuds, will thank you.
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Written by Mattie
March 09, 2008 Comments
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This granola is so good you can have it for dessert. Go ahead, I won't tell anybody.
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Written by Mattie
March 09, 2008 Comments
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This granola is great for a hearty first meal of the day. It's low on sugar, high in protein and high in flavor.
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Written by Mattie
March 09, 2008 Comments
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This granola has a complex, hearty flavor due to the high protein grains that it features. Perfect for breakfast before a day of world domination.
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Written by Mattie
March 09, 2008 Comments
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This granola is kind of like going on vacation. Except without palm trees. And it's cheaper. And it tastes better.
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Written by Mattie
March 09, 2008 Comments
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 This granola uses those bananas that you had to put in the freezer before they went bad. Go ahead and thaw them out and put them to good use.
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Written by Mattie
March 09, 2008 Comments
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This granola is easy to make and has a nice subtle apple flavor.
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March 09, 2008 Comments
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This granola is a great way to start the day. It has a subtle lemony sweetness that goes perfect with non-dairy milk of your choice.
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Written by Mattie
March 07, 2008 Comments
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 These waffles are light and fluffy and are delightful topped with a touch of almond butter, fruit and/or real maple syrup.
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Written by Mattie
March 07, 2008 Comments
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 The secret to good vegan pancakes is cutting in the margarine with the flour. These pancakes are light and fluffy and are delightful topped with a touch of almond butter, fruit and/or real maple syrup.
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March 07, 2008 Comments
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Growing up, my Dad would make pancakes every Sunday. On the rare occasions he made waffles, I knew he was pulling out all the stops for Sunday breakfast. Here's a waffle recipe to start the most chill-axing day of the week with.
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Written by Mattie
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I thought I didn't like scones, until a friend told me I just hadn't had the right scones. I believe that this is pretty close to the recipe for the right scones.
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This oil comes from the seed of the canola plant. Canola was developed in Canada in the late 1970's from conventional plant breeding from the rapeseed plant. Rape is the Latin word for turnip. Plant breeders bred this variation to make an oil from the rapeseed plant which contained less erucic acid than rapeseed oil. This new plant was called canola which was taken from the words 'Canadian oil' and 'low acid'.
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I'm a huge fan of sprouted grains because they're more flavorful and contain more nutrients than traditional ground grains. If you enjoy this bread you should consider doubling the recipe so you can make twice the loaves with the same effort the next time you make it.
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Mise en place, pronounced 'MEEZ ahn plahs', translates to "put in place". It means to have all your ingredients, cookware and your kitchen prepped and ready to go before doing your cooking or baking. With mise en place, recipes are reviewed and necessary ingredients and equipment are checked. Mise en place is used extensively in the food industry and is of equal importance to the recipe itself.
Mise in place is simply the act of just reading the directions, fully understanding and preparing yourself for the task you're about to do. If you bought furniture that needed to be assembled, you'd want to practice a variant of mise en place called "reading the directions first" for best results. You should get in the habit of mise en place every time you bake.
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Sometimes I don't know what I like better: cookie dough or freshly baked cookies. Recently I picked up a 12 oz. tub of Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies from Emily's Desserts and found myself in the same conundrum. Emilys basically giving you no excuses for easy access to vegan eats. Don't feel like eating a ginormous store-bought cookie? Fine. Don't feel like going through the rigamarole of baking a batch of smaller cookies? Alright. With Emily's Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough you no longer have any more excuses. Read on as we put them through their cookie paces.
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