what to replace yeast?
in baking bread/cookies/cakes/etc, what is a "common household ingredient" i can use to replace yeast that will render the same results? i dont have any in any form. please help!
bi carbonate soda
chocolate syrup is something that is added to desserts to make them taste better. people will pour chocolate syrup to vanilla ice cream or they will stir it into their milk to make chocolate milk. however, it is quite easy to obtain hello dear.. it's ok agar aap ko milk achcha nahi lagta hai. aap milk ke place mein custard, kheer, milkshake le lijiye... mango, strawberry ka paste bana kar usko cream mein add kar lijiye.. bahut tasty hota hai.. nahi to best substitue" dahi" hai. lassi, chaach, smoothie. dahi mein bahut protein and calcium hota hai you can use panado, benylin cough syrup, strepsils.<br/><br/>best wishes i'd use the instant coffee in the same amount. i've made these--the coffee flavor is really strong and there's a big jolt of caffeine. you want the coffee to dissolve, so the ground beans won't work. and if you use liquid espresso, you'll throw off the liquid to solid ratio in the batter. thinly slice, sauté in some butter and oil, season with salt and pepper, and enjoy! you could also add slices of them to a lasagna (a great way to 'hide' vegetables for non-vegetables eaters), or grate them and add to meatloaf to keep the loaf nice and juicy. for a sweet application, make zucchini bread! i made a batch almost every weekend. i do not have crohn's but have had gerd for 2 years now. maybe some of what helps me will carry over. i know gerd can turn into crohn's or ibs...i had pretty good luck helping digestion with betaine hcl with pepsin supplements along with licorice and gentian root.i tried skullcap to relax digestion for a while but that stuff is weird.most recently i have been taking "source naturals essential enzymes" 2 a meal with great success and no longer take the acid increasers.i took a blood test for food intolerance and eliminated the two items which were eggs and whey protein. this made absolutely no difference. i have since dropped dairy and almost all carbs accept rice and oatmeal and then eat meat like crazy. no garlic, alcohol, onions, nsaids, benedryl, caffeine etc.i still need pepto every night to sleep.i think it all started when i was given extremely strong antibiotics from a dr when i had strep and mono. had diarrhea for a month after that and now this...try the enzymes and eating almost straight meat - like chicken and fish along with rice for a while.good luck. how to make poured fondant from rolled fondant 1. the easiest way to prepare the poured fondant is from a solid base. to do this, take some white rolled fondant, put... 2. next, add a tablespoon of hot water and stir until you have a liquid cream. it is better if you add the water slowly... 3. now, ... For breakfast we supply cereals, toast, juice, tea & coffee. If there’s something you can’t do without, just bring it with you! Please advise your dietary requirements at the time of booking. 

  

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We do not supply lunches or dinners on any of our trips however our guides will recommend great places to eat along the way and stop at supermarkets to stock up on any supplies needed if you prefer to cook yourself. nasal saline irrigations are excellent for chronic sinus symptoms. antibiotic ointment available over the counter is useful for irritation within the nose. increase the humidity within the home can help with dryness, if not possible, inhale steam. absolutely avoid placing anything into the nose other than ointment just at the base. do not shove tissue into the nose. never stick anything into a toaster that isn't meant to go in there – you’ll be risking a severe electric shock or fire.


make sure you clean out the crumb tray frequently. this will help keep your toaster working properly and prevent fire.


if you notice an odd smell or any sparking, unplug the toaster immediately and contact the retailer and/or manufacturer.


always store the toaster away from the sink or any liquids that could spill on it.


when the toaster is unplugged and cooled down, wipe the toaster down with a soft dry cloth, but never use water or any sort of cleaner inside it.


if it’s cracked or damaged in any way, stop using it and either contact the retailer and/or manufacturer or buy a new one.


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