I am wanting to make mock whitebait fritters for tea and have no eggs. Really dont want to go and buy some as we are off overseas on thursday. Is there a way to substitute the egg for something else please??Thanks heaps
eastie3,
Oct 11, 11:29pm
I think I recently read here that golden syrup can be subbed for eggs in baking,but I wouldn't recommend that for whitebait fritters,even if they are mock.I use Orgran egg substitute when I run out of eggs but I guess you don't have that either ?
chevycoupe,
Oct 12, 4:09pm
Not that Im old enough to remember but during rationing (War times) Eggs were often replaced with a teaspoon of malt vinegar.
lilyfield,
Oct 12, 4:11pm
if you have soya flour- that will do nicely
cookessentials,
Oct 12, 4:42pm
golden syrup is fine in baking, but not whitebait fritters.
eastie3,
Oct 13, 1:13am
Yes,that's what I wrote.
cookessentials,
Oct 13, 1:26am
so you did, my appologies eastie.
eastie3,
Oct 13, 1:39am
No worries Cookie :D
norma2,
Oct 15, 8:57pm
In cup put-1 tbs Gelatin mixed with cold water to a paste,then fill cup with boiling water.eg 1Tbs =3eggs
beaker59,
Oct 15, 9:50pm
x1
The recipe I use doesn't have an egg in it.
Grate a few potatoes add a couple of tablespoons of flour season with salt and pepper stir and fry in butter :)
buzzy110,
Oct 15, 10:11pm
What are mock whitebait fritters?
uli,
Oct 15, 10:48pm
Something akin to "roesti" buzzy :)
edited to say that poster 1 is off overseas since Thursday ... so won't read your good advice any more.
buzzy110,
Jun 2, 8:16am
Thanks uli.
Poster #1. All the best.
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