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Thursday, October 2, 2008

{ did you know } Cooking Version

Milled flax seed may be used as a fat substitue in most recipes. Generally 3 Tbsp/ milled flax seed can replace 1Tbsp fat or oil. Likewise, 1 Tbsp. milled flax seed plus 3 Tbsp of water can replace 1 egg.

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1 comments:

Tami said...

I was wondering how to use that stuff, I always just add it in to be healthy. It is nice to know I can take some fat out- should I try it in my bread?