Baking without flour everywhere
Posted By: Dano on 2005-11-16
In Reply to: awww thank you! sm - OP
I think the only way to be able to do it is to have plenty of time and clean up after every step for lack of anything better to do. Now the only problem is getting my big kid (DH) to keep his meat hooks out of the freezer! Discovered he had snuck all of my peanut butter blossoms out and ate them right up. Oh, well, I'll make some more. LOL I love to bake and love to eat the stuff too but unfortunately just recently was diagnosed with AODM so there goes the sugar for me.
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Elimiate white flour and white sugar from your diet.
Eeeewww - I have enough for my Christmas baking
Chilling them a bit before baking also helps
What kind of fish are you baking? (nm)
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Need help quick! I am in the middle of baking cupcakes for
tomorrow and i only have 2 eggs and recipe on box calls for 3. Does anyone know what will happen if I use the 2? I live in the country and the store is way too far to get eggs. No neighbors either! :)
What would you do? Go ahead and try it or ditch it altogether? I was in the middle of mixing when I saw I needed 3 eggs!!!! Thanks so much!
baking powder or soda for height...nm
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1 heaping *tablespoon* of baking powder?!
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Let's see, just got through baking cheese straws, bran muffins,
fruit cake cookies and cheese/sausage balls and DH just came home with a big bag of almond M&Ms. Probably have a Pepsi to go with it. No veggies but I think we got all the other food groups - LOL.
Baking Soda-make a paste with a little water. That's all I use. (nm)
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Baking soda, opened and on its side, in every corner
If it isn't a real high traffic area, sprinkle baking soda on it, leave it overnight,
and vacuum it in the morning. Good luck!
Vacuum the house a lot, garlic powder and brewer's yeast (not baking yeast) sm,,,
in all the dogs' food, and definitely give the little one a bath. You'll need to comb the fleas and their dander and eggs out wtih a flea comb. My dogs used to love this. During flea season, I'd get on the floor and comb them after dinner every night. Have a bowl of soapy water handy (with the flea soap if possible) and dip the comb in the bowl when you start and especially after you find the fleas (and ticks!) on the comb to drown them. Residual soap will help keep them off the pooch. Fleas congregate at the base of the tail and in the groin area. Get puppy used to combing and he/she will come to love it as part of normal grooming. An herbal flea collar might help, too. The other dogs will need to be watched for fleas, too. Good luck!
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