when cooking healthy, what ingredient can be substituted BY applesauce?

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when cooking healthy, what ingredient can be substituted BY applesauce?

3rd September 2010

when cooking healthy, what ingredient can be substituted BY applesauce?

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oil? butter? shortening?

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1 On September 3rd, 2010, MJ said:
oil and eggs.NOT shortening or butter. the fat and composition are completely different.
2 On September 3rd, 2010, Rd101 said:
oil, i think
3 On September 3rd, 2010, Tru Warrior said:
oil
4 On September 3rd, 2010, chocolateturtl said:
eggs too
5 On September 3rd, 2010, staci l said:
oil. i do it in brownies all the time, and you cant tell a difference!
6 On September 3rd, 2010, PLANK said:
I have for butter
7 On September 3rd, 2010, nickipettis said:
all of the above, and it also replaces some sugar.
8 On September 3rd, 2010, Andrew said:
oil. Check out this article.
9 On September 3rd, 2010, Mikki said:
oil or butter???? I would like to know too!
10 On September 3rd, 2010, Etheria said:
Oil, shortening, butter or margarine.
11 On September 3rd, 2010, pebblespro said:
If you are baking or using a baking mix the oil can be substituted by applesauce….

I often make pancakes with a mix and use 1/2 cup of applesauce or a smashed ripe banana in place of the oil….

You can also do the same with a box cake mix !

Good luck
12 On September 3rd, 2010, Holz F said:
dust
13 On September 3rd, 2010, No Valentine! =/ said:
It’s butter, I read it on an article once.
Google it and you can probably learn more about it.
And I would only use it for baking because, I’m not sure if it would taste good with your chicken or baked ziti.
Good Luck with your baking hun!
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http://www.ehow.com/how_6049_turn-regular-recipe.html
14 On September 3rd, 2010, Blanketyblank said:
oils in baking. i don’t know if i would substitute it for shortening though since shortening & butter solidifies.
15 On September 3rd, 2010, belle said:
I’ve always seen it substituted for oil.