Measure with your heart - eviltoast
  • aperson@beehaw.org
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    1 year ago

    Measure with your heart, and use a scale for everything else ~ Captain Disillusion probably

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    1 year ago

    I’m an amateur baker in all senses of the word, but isn’t it easy to overdo on the extract? Whereas it’s hard to ever overdo garlic, I’ve tried.

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      You can overdo garlic in dishes where it doesn’t get cooked, like hummus. I don’t regret putting a whole bulb and a half of garlic into one cup of chickpeas resulting in an almost spicy taste …but some people might .

      • smellythief@beehaw.org
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        My SO won’t let me make guacamole anymore, after the first time when I went with my gut, and added it like all the other recipes which get cooked.

    • Eric McCormick@beehaw.org
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      I’ve overdone garlic, specifically with garlic powder. It’s an interesting burning sensation, I don’t recommend it.

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        Ohh good to know. I might’ve exaggerated, it’s more that I have a real heavy hand when measuring but I’ll keep an eye on overdoing it!

    • Facelikeapotato@lemmy.mlOP
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      I guess it would depend on the recipe. I use a lot of older recipes and they’re kind of sparing with the vanilla. I haven’t had any bad effects from doubling or tripling their capful or teaspoonfuls.

    • Elise@beehaw.org
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      I once ate at a garlic restaurant. They had garlic everything. From garlic soup to garlic beer. Imagine working there haha