Emulsifier

Baking By alexouuxx Updated 12 Aug 2013 , 11:12pm by scrumdiddlycakes

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alexouuxx Posted 12 Aug 2013 , 2:48pm
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AHi. I'm looking for a subtitute of emulsifier ?

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Stitches Posted 12 Aug 2013 , 2:50pm
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You'd have to define what emulsifier your looking to replace. Your question is too vague. Egg yolks are an emulsifier.....

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alexouuxx Posted 12 Aug 2013 , 2:56pm
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ASorry i need to replace it in icing receipe

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alexouuxx Posted 12 Aug 2013 , 3:01pm
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AI already have white eggs in it.

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auzzi Posted 12 Aug 2013 , 10:31pm
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Hi-ratio shortening is an emulsified shortening.
 
To quote Wayne Gisslen, emulsified shortening is often used in icings because it can hold more sugar and liquid without curdling.
 
You can use it by itself, or in varying proportions with butter to acheive a better taste/mouth-feel.
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scrumdiddlycakes Posted 12 Aug 2013 , 11:12pm
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What type of icing? (recipe)

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