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Thread started 07/21/09 2:59pm

Cinnie

stovetop starches that require milk (soy replacement)

You ever make Kraft Dinner
or those Sidekicks pastas

or hey what about those stovetop potatoes


Have you ever tried replacing real milk with soy milk in these, uhh, recipes?
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Reply #1 posted 07/21/09 3:05pm

morningsong

Yep all the time, with rice milk too, just use a little less.
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Reply #2 posted 07/21/09 3:14pm

Anxiety

hell yeah, i cook and bake with soy milk all the time. just make sure you get the plain/unflavored kind, unless you're using it to bake sweets.
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Reply #3 posted 07/21/09 3:29pm

matthewgrant

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yup. just not flavoured soy milk, like vanilla ill
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Reply #4 posted 07/21/09 3:35pm

PunkMistress

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Yes. What they said.

Although, the sweetened vanilla tastes kind of good in mac and cheese. boxed
It's what you make it.
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Reply #5 posted 07/21/09 4:16pm

Cinnie

PunkMistress said:

Although, the sweetened vanilla tastes kind of good in mac and cheese. boxed


I am about to use my So Good "Original" flavor on Mac & Cheese, assuming it has a bit of a sweet taste to it.

If this is anything like your "I got so hammered and made this masterpiece" recommendations, I know I'm good to go.
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Reply #6 posted 07/21/09 4:16pm

Cinnie

Anxiety said:

hell yeah, i cook and bake with soy milk all the time. just make sure you get the plain/unflavored kind, unless you're using it to bake sweets.

matthewgrant said:

yup. just not flavoured soy milk, like vanilla ill

Nice to know, fellas.
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Reply #7 posted 07/21/09 4:16pm

Cinnie

morningsong said:

Yep all the time, with rice milk too, just use a little less.

Why?
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Reply #8 posted 07/21/09 4:42pm

morningsong

Cinnie said:

morningsong said:

Yep all the time, with rice milk too, just use a little less.

Why?


usually they, especially the rice milk, aren't as "thick" as regular milk.
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Reply #9 posted 07/21/09 4:49pm

Cinnie

morningsong said:

Cinnie said:


Why?


usually they, especially the rice milk, aren't as "thick" as regular milk.


Ahh. smile
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Reply #10 posted 07/21/09 5:03pm

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Cinnie said:

PunkMistress said:

Although, the sweetened vanilla tastes kind of good in mac and cheese. boxed


I am about to use my So Good "Original" flavor on Mac & Cheese, assuming it has a bit of a sweet taste to it.

If this is anything like your "I got so hammered and made this masterpiece" recommendations, I know I'm good to go.


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Reply #11 posted 07/21/09 5:15pm

Cinnie

As it turns out, I think So Good Original is just plain, not 'nilla.
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