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Feb 28, 2021
6:38:06pm
chitchatfan Playmaker
What I’ve discovered about replacing oil in baking. You can’t leave it out
Completely. You can replace it mostly, but not totally. If you replace it totally it gives your baked items a bit of a rubbery texture.
What I like to do in cakes and muffins is replace about 2/3 with pumpkin purée or whatever veggie/fruit you have.

This is my families fave right now https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/15760/carrot-cake/ . I replace 2/3 of the oil with pumpkin purée made from my garden pumpkins. I also cut the sugar a little.

I don’t think I would cut out butter in a cookie recipe unless you were going for a cake texture. I don’t know much, but I think cookies need that creaming of sugar and butter for the texture.
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