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  1. […] 2 eggs or egg substitutes […]

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  3. […] substitute in baked goods with great success. You may have seen some of my previous searches for egg-free egg substitutes when doing egg-free baking, but sweet potatoes were a new idea for […]

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  5. anna at |

    another tip… I have a huge honking food processor that is too big for something little like a TBS of flax. I grind the flax in a coffee bean grinder. I actually have 2 ( they’re pretty inexpensive) one for coffee, the other for grinding spices, flax, etc. After grinding the flax I mix with water and stir until it starts to thicken. I also sometimes make a big batch of the flax and water and store in a container in the fridge for up to 2 weeks. I have written on a piece of tape the amount that equals 1 egg, which I believe is 1/4 cup.

    It seems to thicken on it’s own after sitting int he liquid, but blending the whole thing afterward probably thickens it quicker. good to know. i have lots of coconut flour but don’t want to be restricted to using so many eggs all the time. Thanks for the info

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  6. […] While my son used to be sensitive to eggs, we eliminated them for a while and have been able to add them back in for baked goods. To make this recipe egg-free, see my egg-free egg-substitute post. […]

  7. Jill Shelley at |

    This is so good to know! Thank you.

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