Can you substitute canola oil for shortening
Can you substitute canola oil for shortening?
On One Hand: Canola Oil Is a Type of ShorteningTechnically, canola oil is a form of shortening. According to Nutribase.com, shortening is "Any fat, liquid or solid, used in pastry, dough, or batter...
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Recipe for tortillas using canola oil instead of vegetable shortening?
My recipe is 2 (plus more for kneading) cups flour,1/4 cup oil (I use canola), and 2/3 cup warm water. I blend the flour and oil in the food processor until it forms crumbles, and then with the ma...
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Can you substitute shortening for vegetable oil?
Shortening is a firm, airy fat product. You can use it in place of vegetable oil if you melt it thoroughly, as explained by an ingredient substitutions list posted on the University of Nebraska Ext...
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What can you substitute vegetable shortening with?
Vegetable shortening can be substituted with either butter or margarine. Use either 1 cup of butter or 1 cup of margarine for each cup of shortening. Subtract ½ tsp. of salt from the recipe.Source...
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Can I substitute canola oil for Crisco oil?
On One Hand: Equal IngredientsCrisco oil is technically canola oil, unless the Crisco you're planning to use is solid shortening. Because Crisco is made of 100 percent pure canola oil, substituting...
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