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Sugarless Baking Book

by Patricia T. Mayo

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Perfect for the dieter, the health-food enthusiast, the parent trying to wean children from artificial sweets, Mayo presents complete instructions for baking with "natural" ingredients--with whole grain flour, honey, & liquid oils substituted for refined white flour, sugar, & hydroginated fats. simple & easy-to-follow, these recipes are for classic baked goods, which retain the tastes & textures to which most Americans are accustomed. It begins with straightforward commentary on basic natural ingredients--different types of flours, sweeteners, & oils; how to use & store natural ingredients, including ways to convert your favorite traditional recipes; & suggested utensils & a glossary of terms. Recipes include sections on cookies, cakes, pies, puddings & desserts, unyeasted breads, & yeasted breads. Examples of favorites: Gingerbread Men, Spice Cake, Cheesecake, Banana Cream Pie, Bran Muffins, Corn Bread, Tapioca Pudding, Raisin Bread, & many more.… (more)
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Very good set of recipes for any one, not just those who must go sugar-free. The gingerbread recipes alone are worth the price of the book. I use them, often, in place of any others. ( )
  Cacuzza | Nov 19, 2013 |
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Perfect for the dieter, the health-food enthusiast, the parent trying to wean children from artificial sweets, Mayo presents complete instructions for baking with "natural" ingredients--with whole grain flour, honey, & liquid oils substituted for refined white flour, sugar, & hydroginated fats. simple & easy-to-follow, these recipes are for classic baked goods, which retain the tastes & textures to which most Americans are accustomed. It begins with straightforward commentary on basic natural ingredients--different types of flours, sweeteners, & oils; how to use & store natural ingredients, including ways to convert your favorite traditional recipes; & suggested utensils & a glossary of terms. Recipes include sections on cookies, cakes, pies, puddings & desserts, unyeasted breads, & yeasted breads. Examples of favorites: Gingerbread Men, Spice Cake, Cheesecake, Banana Cream Pie, Bran Muffins, Corn Bread, Tapioca Pudding, Raisin Bread, & many more.

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