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Cooking Tips:Best Practices in Baking

2007-07-16

Name: Editor Does the average Indian family delve into baking often? Do you feel that there are no good baking recipes that suit the Indian palate?

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2007-07-20

Name: shalini
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Thanks

Thanks everyone for suggestions regarding the eggless cakes. I sahll surely try to follow uyp on them. Thanks again

2007-07-18

Name: Jacen
Subject:

Baking Preparations

I think we don' t have the patience to bake. When i go to a restaurant and order continental baked cuisine i find it takes more time.

Baking is fine for deserts and tea cakes etc. Baking for main dishes takes more effort and time.

2007-07-18

Name: sherene
Subject:

Baking Blunders

I think guys are too lazy to bake. Baking is all about precision and is a really scientific process of cooking. I´ ve been baking for so long yet I found some valuable tips in this article

2007-07-18

Name: Rohan
Subject:

Baked Pleasures

I think baked main courses are awesome! It definitely a change from the Indian food. Baked main dishes seem to be more milder and easily digestible.

2007-07-18

Name: shalini
Subject:

Help

i love cakes... yummmm... ebven reading this article made my mouth water.

but i am a vegetarian. can anyone tell me if there is a substitute for eggs while baking?

2007-07-20

Name: Sanjaana
Subject:

Eggless baking recipes

Hi Shalini

There are loads of eggless baking recipes like brownies, carrot ckae and so many other. Just Google search for Indusladies community and browse through the cookery froum where you would see a lot of eggless cake recipes by Chithra Vishwanathan

2007-07-19

Name: preeti
Subject:

Eggs is a myth

An aunt of mine, a good baker who used egg, often said that she was not sure eggs played any definite role in te baking process. she was of the opinion that it was just a myth that eggs helped to make a good fluffy cake.

she wasn´ t brave enough to put her theory to the test though.

2007-07-19

Name: Bryan
Subject:

Interesting question

Ive seen eggless recipes where vegetable oil is used as a substitute for eggs. Margarine is a good substitute for butter.

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