FLAX EGGS

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Flax seeds can be found in some grocery stores and health food stores. They work great in pancakes, breads, and other baked goods. Three tbls. flax eggs equals 1 egg. Adapted from The Garden of Vegan cookbook.

Provided by Sharon123

Categories     Vegan

Time 15m

Yield 6 flax eggs

Number Of Ingredients 2

1/3 cup whole flax seed
1 cup water

Steps:

  • In a blender or food processor, blend the seeds until they have an even consistency.
  • Slowly start adding the water while blending.
  • Continue blending until the mixture becomes thick.
  • Transfer to an air-tight container. It will keep refiegerated for 3-6 days. Makes 6 "eggs".
  • Note: Note:.
  • For one "egg", use 1 tbls. flax seed to 3 tbls. water. :).

Ashis kar
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Overall, I was not impressed with these flax eggs. I will stick to using regular eggs in my recipes.


how to msew
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These flax eggs were a bit of a disappointment. They were too slimy for my taste and they made my baked goods too dense.


Md forad ali
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I was pleasantly surprised by how well these flax eggs worked. I was expecting them to be slimy or grainy, but they were smooth and undetectable in my recipe.


Uttam Subedi
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I've been using flax eggs for years and I'm always happy with the results. They are a great way to make vegan baked goods that are still moist and delicious.


Kamal Thapa
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I was impressed with how well these flax eggs worked in my vegan baking. They were a great substitute for regular eggs and the baked goods turned out delicious.


shelby griffiths
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These flax eggs were easy to make and worked well in my recipe. However, I found that they did not taste as good as regular eggs.


Cailyn McGrath
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Overall, I was not impressed with these flax eggs. I will stick to using regular eggs in my recipes.


Browns Shocks Repairs
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I found that the flax eggs made my baked goods a bit too dense.


Shaba Baba Mohammed
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These flax eggs were a bit too slimy for my taste.


clara komerh
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I love that flax eggs are so versatile. I can use them in baking, cooking, and even smoothies.


Afran Gamer
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Flax eggs are a great vegan alternative to regular eggs. They are easy to make and work well in most recipes.


Baseer Agha
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These flax eggs are a great way to reduce your cholesterol and saturated fat intake. They are also a good source of omega-3 fatty acids.


Momiel Organic ltd
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I was skeptical about using flax eggs at first, but I was pleasantly surprised. They worked just as well as regular eggs in my recipe and the muffins turned out great.


Malik Umair Hussain
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I've been using flax eggs for years and I love them. They are a great way to make vegan baked goods that are still moist and delicious.


SUDIP PAUDEL
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These flax eggs were a lifesaver! I was out of regular eggs and needed to make a cake. These worked perfectly and the cake turned out delicious.


Jayden Gutierrez
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I love using flax eggs in my baking. They are a great way to add nutrients and fiber to my recipes. This recipe is easy to follow and the flax eggs turned out perfectly.


WasifArain 3436
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These flax eggs were a great substitute for regular eggs in my vegan baking! They were easy to make and worked perfectly in my recipe. I will definitely be using them again.


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