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No matter what you decide to bake, the dynamic duo of your baking pantry consists of flour and sugar. Each of these essentials comes in a variety of forms, and knowing which to use and how to substitute for them is essential to baking success. laptop computer

Flour

Flour is the primary ingredient for most cakes, cookies, pastries, and breads. Although it is one of the most basic baking ingredients, it also can be the most confusing, because of the wide variety available on grocery store shelves. Some flours are perfect for bread baking but disastrous for piecrusts or tender pastries. What makes a flour good for one recipe and bad for another The amount of protein it contains. The more protein a flour has, the more gluten it will produce when it's kneaded. And the more gluten you have, the less tender your baked good will be. desktop computer

Gluten

is the protein that forms weblike structures present in wheat and other flours. When the flour is moistened and the bread is kneaded, or when doughs and batters are mixed together, gluten forms and adds an elastic and cohesive nature to the food. This elasticity allows the dough to expand and trap the carbon dioxide, produced by the leavening, which makes the dough rise and stretch. Gluten makes it all possible! notebooks

Several different kinds of flour are available for baking; all-purpose, cake, bread, self-rising, and whole wheat flour are just a few. Become acquainted with three basic types of flour: all-purpose flour, cake flour, and bread flour. lenovo

• All-purpose flour

  is a blend of hard and soft wheat flours. The presence of more and tougher gluten in the hard wheat results in a rather elastic product. This produces the texture you want for cakes and cookies. hard drive

Bleached and unbleached all-purpose flours can be used interchangeably, but unbleached flour has a higher nutritional value. Southern flours, such as White Lily, are made with a softer wheat, which means that they have qualities similar to cake flour. Southern flour is great for tender biscuits and piecrusts. travelstar

• Cake flour

  is made with soft wheat, producing less gluten when mixed, so your cake will be more delicate, with a slightly crumbly texture. When purchasing cake flour, don't buy self-rising cake flour unless the recipe specifically calls for it. If you do buy it by mistake, omit the baking powder or baking soda and salt from the recipe. gateway

You can easily substitute cake flour for all-purpose flour, or vice versa: laptop parts

• If your recipe calls for cake flour and you have only all-purpose flour on hand, you can substitute 1 cup minus 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour for 1 cup of cake flour. • If you need all-purpose flour and have only cake flour on hand, substitute 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons of cake flour for 1 cup of all-purpose flour. The texture will be different, but if you have no other choice, it's okay. software

• If you have instant flour on hand, such as Wondra, combine 2 tablespoons in the cup measure, then add enough all-purpose flour to make 1 cup (which would be about 3/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons). That will also give you a flour similar to cake flour. hard drives

• Bread flour

  has a higher gluten-forming protein content, making the dough nice and elastic. This makes it ideal for bread-making. electronics

Don't store any of your flours in the paper sacks you buy them in. Instead, transfer them into airtight canisters and store them in a cool, dry place to make sure your flour won't absorb any odors or off-flavors. Label the containers to ensure that you can tell the difference between the different varieties (they tend to look the same out of their bags). Flour can last up to six months if stored properly in the pantry and indefinitely if stored in the freezer. If you bought the flour from a natural food store, place it in the freezer for a few days to make sure nothing will hatch. canon

If you use flour slowly, you can store your flour in the freezer. Double-bag the flour in sealable freezer bags and be sure to label it. Flour stored in the freezer can last for several years. desktop pc

Sugar

Sugar, another basic in baking, gives tenderness and sweetness to doughs and batters. Sugar also causes browning because it caramelizes (turns brown) when heated. Sugar also is a food source for yeast, making it rise. desktop computers

In baking, you need to have three different types of sugar on hand: granulated sugar, confectioners' sugar, and brown sugar (light or dark). think pad

Say you're making a vinaigrette dressing for a salad and suddenly realize that you're out of vinegar. But you do have lemons, which are an acceptable substitute. How much lemon do you use Or you may not have whole milk for a gratin dish, but you do have skim milk. Is skim milk okay Situations like these are what the following remedies are all about. repair

Some ingredients are almost always interchangeable: For example, you can substitute vegetable or olive oil in most cases for butter when sautéing or pan frying; lemon juice for vinegar in salad dressings and marinades; almonds for walnuts in baked breads and muffins; vegetable stock for beef or chicken stock in soups, stews, or sauces; and light cream for half-and-half. data recovery

But sometimes there is no acceptable substitution for an ingredient. Other times, the substitution is very exact and specific. This is most often the case for baked goods, where you need to follow a formula to produce a cake, soufflé, pastry, or bread with the perfect height, density, and texture. cisco

Most of the following substitutions are for emergency situations only — when you have run out of an essential ingredient and need a very specific replacement. For thickening soups, stews, and sauces: keyboard

• 1 tablespoon cornstarch or potato flour = 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour monitor

• 1 tablespoon arrowroot = 2 1/2 tablespoons all-purpose flour desktop

• l cup minus 2 tablespoons sifted all-purpose flour = l cup sifted cake flour infosys

• l cup plus 2 tablespoons sifted cake flour = l cup sifted all-purpose flour refurbished laptops

• l cup sifted self-rising flour = l cup sifted all-purpose flour plus 1 1/4 teaspoons baking powder and a pinch of salt wipro

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• 1/4 teaspoon baking soda plus 1/3 teaspoon cream of tartar = l teaspoon double-acting baking powder refurbished

• 1/4 teaspoon baking soda plus 1/2 cup buttermilk or yogurt = l teaspoon double-acting baking powder in liquid mixtures only; reduce liquid in recipe by 1/2 cup memory

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• l cup whole milk = 1/2 cup unsweetened evaporated milk plus 1/2 cup water as400

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l cup skim milk plus 2 teaspoons melted butter averatec

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l cup water plus 1/3 cup powdered milk hardware

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• 1/4 cup whole milk plus 1/3 cup melted butter = l cup heavy cream (but not for making whipped cream) storage

• l cup skim milk =1 cup water plus 1/4 cup nonfat powdered milk seagate

• l cup sour milk = l cup buttermilk or plain yogurt/li> computer sales

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• l cup sour cream = l cup plain yogurt technology

• 2 egg yolks = l egg for thickening sauces and custards mainframe

• 4 extra-large eggs = 5 large eggs or 6 small eggs samsung

• l cup sugar = l cup molasses (or honey) plus 1/2 teaspoon baking soda computer repair

• l cup brown sugar = l cup white sugar plus 1 1/2 tablespoons molasses used computers

• l cup broth or stock = l bouillon cube dissolved in l cup boiling water network

• 1 square (1 ounce) unsweetened chocolate = 3 tablespoons cocoa plus 1 tablespoon butter, margarine, or vegetable shortening digital cameras

• 1 2- to 3-inch piece of vanilla bean = 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract desktops

Your Puppy's First Veterinary Exam - For Dummies Puppies For Dummies, 2nd Edition Your Puppy's First Veterinary Exam Adapted From: Puppies For Dummies, 2nd Edition Printer-ready version

Your puppy's first trip to the veterinarian is almost as much about educating you as checking out the puppy. Besides your many questions and concerns, you need to bring two things with your puppy to the first exam. The first is whatever health information the seller or shelter provided to you, such as records of vaccinations and wormings. The second is a fresh stool, which is examined for the presence of parasites. cognos

While answering your questions, your veterinarian will likely do the following: hosting

• Weigh your puppy and check her temperature — 100 to 102.5 degrees Fahrenheit is normal — as well as her pulse and breathing rate. netfinity

• Listen for heart and lung abnormalities and examine other internal organs by palpating, or feeling them. internet

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