No, not at all. The paste coloring has a much more intense coloring effect, so I would recommend using about a half teaspoon, then check the color to see if you need to add a bit more. But you will need to increase your liquid to compensate for the loss of 2 fluid ounces, which can be done by increasing the oil and/or buttermilk by 2 ounces.
It's not possible to generalise. Paste gives a more concentrated colour than liquid colouring, so it will take less. Add the paste bit by bit, stirring well with each addition, and stick when you reach a colour that you like. Colour does not change too much with baking (although crust will be darker than the inside of the cake).
No, you should use less.
glucose? i think glucose is a different thing than liquid glucose.
I can't imagine a recipe asking for vegetables in a liquid measurement.
A an easy raspberry fudge recipe calls for raspberry preserves, chocolate chips, vanilla extract, sweetened condensed milk and some red food coloring.
No, you can cook the alcohol out by boiling or reducing the liquid. Flaming is just kitchen pyrotechnics to impress your friends and family.
Because your pan is too small.
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the recipe calls for; three fourth cup of brown sugar :)
I found a recipe on the internet. My family likes the recipe a lot. The recipe calls for sirloin steak.
One recipe I found listed tis as a substitute for savorex:1 T. Savorex, Vegex, or Marmite paste (from original recipe) equals2 T. Brewer's yeast flakes1 1/2 tsp. Spike seasoning1/2 capful Liquid Hickory Smoke
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