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Does anyone know how to make a cake without eggs,peanuts or wheat,Is this even possible?Thanks!
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Does anyone know how to make a cake without eggs,peanuts or wheat?Thanks!
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Birbitt
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I've never made one but I did find a few recipes when I googled it.
Try these:
http://jeenaskitchen.blogspot.com/2008/12/gluten-and-egg-free-sponge-cake-recipe.html
http://mudspice.wordpress.com/2007/08/11/cupcake-recipe-gluten-free-egg-free-dairy-free-sugar-free/
http://www.cakeandcommerce.com/cake...e-eggfree-baking-grandmas-chocolate-cake.html
Each of these recipes uses some ingredients that you won't find in your local grocery store but you should be able to find it in a health food store.
Try these:
http://jeenaskitchen.blogspot.com/2008/12/gluten-and-egg-free-sponge-cake-recipe.html
http://mudspice.wordpress.com/2007/08/11/cupcake-recipe-gluten-free-egg-free-dairy-free-sugar-free/
http://www.cakeandcommerce.com/cake...e-eggfree-baking-grandmas-chocolate-cake.html
Each of these recipes uses some ingredients that you won't find in your local grocery store but you should be able to find it in a health food store.
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NoWarning2Flight
If you think you know you probably do.
There are box mixes available that are gluten and wheat free. Many are also free of the top 8 allergens. Check out Amazon Grocery and search gluten free. It will give you an overview of the mixes available. Many are also available at your local whole foods store or even a larger quality grocery store.
Check out some vegan cooking sites and you can find an egg replacer to use when baking. There are a few options to choose from. I haven't baked egg free in quite a while so I'm not sure which ones would be the best. This site will give you some ideas. Vegcooking and look for egg replace. I can't post links yet.
You can bake a good cake without a box mix but if it is your first time and a one time thing it is just easier to get the boxed mix than to buy all the alternative flours and ingredients needed to make a tasty gluten or wheat free cake from scratch.
Check out some vegan cooking sites and you can find an egg replacer to use when baking. There are a few options to choose from. I haven't baked egg free in quite a while so I'm not sure which ones would be the best. This site will give you some ideas. Vegcooking and look for egg replace. I can't post links yet.
You can bake a good cake without a box mix but if it is your first time and a one time thing it is just easier to get the boxed mix than to buy all the alternative flours and ingredients needed to make a tasty gluten or wheat free cake from scratch.
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Hadassah
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I can't remember if I commented on this in the other thread or not... some of the egg replacers do have egg in them. I have a friend on another forum whose daughter is highly allergic to egg, and the closest they can use is another fruit/veggie or ground flaxmeal with water to substitute for egg.
Banana sometimes subs well for egg, and applesauce sometimes does. The worry becomes the denser cake though... so it might take a little longer to cook your cake if you use one of these substitutions.
Flax is great. If you do a search online, they'll tell you how much flax to water it takes for however many eggs.
Holler if you need any help. I'm so used to cooking gluten free, and I've had to do a few mixed recipes before. What I don't know, I can ask my mom, since she is a professional GF Baker/cook
Banana sometimes subs well for egg, and applesauce sometimes does. The worry becomes the denser cake though... so it might take a little longer to cook your cake if you use one of these substitutions.
Flax is great. If you do a search online, they'll tell you how much flax to water it takes for however many eggs.
Holler if you need any help. I'm so used to cooking gluten free, and I've had to do a few mixed recipes before. What I don't know, I can ask my mom, since she is a professional GF Baker/cook
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