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Substitute For Eggs


johnsoda2

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johnsoda2 Newbie

I have gluten, dairy and egg sensitivity, when substituting eggs what is your best recomendation for breads etc.


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I have gluten, dairy and egg sensitivity, when substituting eggs what is your best recomendation for breads etc.

Hi Johnsoda2

Supposedly ground flaxseed is a substitue for eggs. Add 3 TBsp ground flaxseed to 1/2 cup plus 1 TBsp boiling water, let sit for 15 mins, then whisk with fork.. It is supposedly equalivant to 3 eggs. So if you need just one egg, I guess you could 1/3 it.

Good luck

:)

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I've used flaxseeds as an egg replacer successfully in baking baked goods (I haven't tried it with yeast breads though). For one large egg, take 1 tbsp of flaxseeds and 1/2 c water, blend until the consistency of a beaten egg.

Ener-G Foods also has an Egg Replacer, I have also used that successfully with baked goods.

This link has some other suggestions as well:

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Juliebove Rising Star

I agree with the flax.

rick-spiff Rookie

I use the flax with my homemade breads and it tastes great!

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fatladysings Newbie

What if you can't eat flax seed? I don't seem to do well with that.

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What if you can't eat flax seed? I don't seem to do well with that.

Ener-G foods has an egg replacer product, you can find it in most health food stores and sometimes grocery stores that have a special food section (organic packaged products, natural packaged items, diet or allergy items).

It comes in a box and these are the ingredients:

Potato Starch, tapioca starch flour, leavening (calcium lactate [not derived from dairy], calcium carbonate, citric acid), sodium carboxymethylcellulose, methylcellulose

This link has some other options:

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