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What can you use to replace baking powder in a recipe?
Usually, you would want to make sure to use baking soda, but the only possibility I can think of would be Cream of Tartar. But, you have to be very careful with how much you use because it can really...
Baking powder generates carbon dioxide bubbles when mixed and again when heated. This is the only thing that makes the dough rise in recipes that don't use yeast.
It's a rising agent. It's a mixture of a base and an acid. When the acid and base mixed together, carbon dioxide will form. Since carbon dioxide is a gas, bubbles will form within your batter/ dough,...