hist-brewing: One cup sugar=3/4cup honey subtitution for baking
Jerry Harder
mastergoodwine at alltel.net
Sat Feb 19 20:33:42 PST 2000
Renee Peterson wrote:
...my mom has a bottle of commercial honey that says "One cup sugar=3/4cup
honey." It threw me off.
> That is, in a way also correct but in an entirely different way. The
> subtitution is for cooking and baking and it is a rough, compromise between
> the sugar / sweetness, your tring to add and the water in the honey. Too much
> honey makes the "batter too runny and too little makes it not sweet enough.
I belong to the Nebraska Bee Keepers Association and in order to promote their
product, they are constantly working out recipes that work well with honey. I
might add that recipes designed for honey are really delightful but a recipe
designed for sugar with honey substituted is usually mediocre.
PS I love the Yellow Brix Road comment.
Master Goodwine
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