The Complete Idiot's Guide to Cooking SubstitutionsAccept all substitutions! In anyone's kitchen-from that of a chef to an amateur cook-there comes a time when an essential ingredient is missing, or perhaps a substitution is needed for a special dietary requirement. That's where this book comes in handy, offering replacements for everything from milk, flour, and eggs to seasonings, sweeteners, and wine, as well as handy conversions for weights and measures used in antiquated family recipes. |
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Contents
Section 1 | 1 |
Section 2 | 9 |
Section 3 | 26 |
Section 4 | 64 |
Section 5 | 74 |
Section 6 | 79 |
Section 7 | 86 |
Section 8 | 96 |
Section 12 | 146 |
Section 13 | 167 |
Section 14 | 168 |
Section 15 | 183 |
Section 16 | 185 |
Section 17 | 199 |
Section 18 | 200 |
Section 19 | 201 |
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