- butter or margarine
- powdered sugar
- vegetable oil
- ketchup
- sugar
- lemon juice
- worcestershire sauce
- water
- salt
- paprika
- white wine vinegar
- Italian dressing
- steak sauce
- garlic powder
- garlic powder
- onion powder
- cumin
- paprika
- chili powder
- cayenne pepper
- oil
- white wine vinegar
- sugar
- paprika
- dry mustard
- black pepper
- Salt
- vegetable oil
- soy sauce
- lemon-lime soda
- butter or margarine
- honey
Use this for the Kalamata Lemon Chicken or any other Greek style dish. If you cook Greek often, you may want to double the recipe.
- dried oregano
- dried mint
- dried thyme
- dried basil
- dried marjoram
- dried minced onion
- dried minced garlic
- confectioners sugar
- vanilla
- cream of tartar
I do a lot of cooking and baking. I use flour nearly every day. So many recipes call for 4 to 8 different flours, and it really does give a better result than trying to sub with just one flour. Rather than having to get out so many bags and jars every day, I came up with this blend for baked goods, dredging meat, everything! It is a good multi-purpose mix without the graininess of regular rice flour or the beany flavor of many other blends. When a recipe calls for other combinations using soy or bean flours I just substitute this flour cup for cup. When substituting for wheat flour, use xanthan gum or another gluten substitute according to package directions. For large batches I measure by weight. It stores well in a canister in the cupboard. Refrigerate if you won’t use it within a month or two.
- part Tapioca flour
- parts Potato Starch