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Post by Deleted on Jun 17, 2022 20:09:14 GMT
I am now allergic to eggs and go back in August for skin scratch testing to see if it is the whole egg, egg white, or egg yolk.
Today I made GF King Arthur waffles and added 9 tbsp of aquafaba to replace the 3 eggs called for.
I aerated it but am wondering if bot enough. My waffles did not puff up as they usually do.
The bean water was foamy. Should I have made it more of a yogurt like consistency (I guess even meringue like)?
Or is that just how it is? I have read a lot about bean water being a great substitute for eggs especially in baking.
Any other tips?
I can not use avocado, apple sauce, or banana due to anaphylaxis to 2 of them and allergy to another.
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Post by jenjie on Jun 17, 2022 20:51:57 GMT
My son in law has an egg allergy. He just uses a pancake mix that doesn’t have egg. Specifically Pearl Milling Co (formerly aunt Jemima) doesn’t have egg.
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Post by milocat on Jun 17, 2022 21:53:13 GMT
The recipes I look at I usually chia seeds or flax seeds as an egg substitute.
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Post by Rainy_Day_Woman on Jun 17, 2022 22:43:58 GMT
To whip the aquafaba usually it takes 6 minutes in my mixer. It turns like meringue.
Aquafaba is a good substitute for egg whites in a recipe. If it calls for a whole egg, I usually use flax instead.
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Post by cmhs on Jun 18, 2022 11:01:28 GMT
I think you just need to whip it longer. It will form fairly stiff peaks.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 18, 2022 14:30:49 GMT
I think you just need to whip it longer. It will form fairly stiff peaks. Okay will try that. I got conflicting info. Some said just aerate it others said form soft peaks.
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