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(I know using vegan recipes is the best option, but I'd love to bake this cake)
I have never replaced egg in a recipe and I don't know enough baking chemistry to know which egg replacement option to use. I'd be very thankful for your help :)
Ingredients: (the recipe is for 4 times the amount of dough/creme but I only want to make 1 cake, that's where the weird fractions come from)
100g sugar
3/4 egg
62.5g margarine
100g sour creme (vegan cream cheese?)
1/2 tbsp baker's ammonia
1/2 tbsp oil
1/8 tsp salt
325g flour
Creme:
250ml milk (soy milk)
1 tbsp lour
2 eggs
100g sugar
150g butter
100g powdered sugar
For the cream you have to whisk the egg whites until stiff (aquafaba baking powder?), the yolk gets mixed with sugar, what could i use for the yolk?
For the creme, I have to put the egg parts into boiling milk, boil and let it cool.
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