How to understand ratios in baking #baking #foodscience
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it’s official, i adore your channel!
And it's not totally rigid. This is why it's so irritating when people say baking is a science vs. an art. No, Felicia, you just know the rules for cooking.
Omg they were bananas i thought they were smth else and i was so confused
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Ok but what does that mean 😂
Being an artist who also likes cooking and food. I enjoy cooking way more than baking. Baking is torture to me because I want to freely add what I want and what feels right. I commend bakers because you have to be smart and know measurements ect. Cooking is an art where baking is a science. Both can yield beautiful results but I cannot stand following exact recipes.
Interesting
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Haven't even finished the video and I'm already PUMPED. great information sharing!!
Me encanta esta nueva forma de explicar por partes, son reglas fáciles de recordar
This is sooooo cool!
And the sugar?
This is simple and informative. Thank you for sharing!
The exact info i need. Thanks
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Fantastic information-thank you!
Thank you so much for this
But what about the leavening agent?
Shouldn't biscuits have more butter and less liquid?