HI! (: i've not gone missing. in fact, i was busy baking for my two nephew's birthday celebration on 1 JAN (: baked till 4am (coz i was really slow) and i've got dark eye ring (for 3 days i slept really late) . . ):
baked 50 vegan muffins, cookies, peach cheesecake (no bake) and mango cheesecake (learnt from my mistake and is no longer a disaster!) . . i'll update the photos again when my bro in law pass it to me (: i have loads of prog everyday and family outing to Universal Studio Singapore (: wheeee! (: bought many many stuffs there and photo takings!! if anyone needs a guide, i can tell you (: cheaper tickets for family, i can help you too (:
HELP! anyone knows if meringue powder and egg white powder is the same?? i ask the person for egg white powder and they show me meringue powder. blur blur, i bought it. but i feel like is weird. anyone knows? THANK YOU! (:
Hi, Jasmine
ReplyDeleteThey are different, the egg white powder is a pure egg white (with nothing added), and the meringue powder is a mixture of powder egg white with sugar, cornstarch and a bit of flavoring.
Pook
Sorry can't help u with this.
ReplyDeleteI am ignorant abt this too ;p
Hello! I just use the meringue powder when a recipe calls for egg white powder, and it turns out...
ReplyDeleteNice blog...btw...
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hi pook (: thank you so much for your help!
ReplyDeletewendy, is okay (:
thank you so much for your help (: (: and rhubarb is something new for me.
hi pook (: thank you so much for your help!
ReplyDeletewendy, is okay (:
thank you so much for your help (: (: and rhubarb is something new for me.
Sorry can't help u with this.
ReplyDeleteI am ignorant abt this too ;p
Hi, Jasmine
ReplyDeleteThey are different, the egg white powder is a pure egg white (with nothing added), and the meringue powder is a mixture of powder egg white with sugar, cornstarch and a bit of flavoring.
Pook