Is this can be use in making Takoyaki ?
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Takoyaki is a great idea for this product. I don't know why I haven't thought of that. Is really great at nonsticking. I just wish it didn't cost so much
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Definitely. There are a lot of people using it in recipes like that. I haven't tried it, but I saw several recipes online for cakes and muffins that called for it.
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I'm pretty sure you can. I gave it as a gift and the recipient has told me it's been used to make tea several times.
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I think you could use it for pudding. I use it to firm up homemade soy yogurt. You could dissolve some in warm water, then add it to a liquid to make pudding.
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Of course it can. It's just regular salt with higher content of iron. I would avoid the salts because of Japan....
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I'm sure you can make it. This bread maker is very hard to make a mistake unlike Zojirushi bread maker which is very popular(I don't know why). Anyway,therefore even though instruction say follow the instruction, I change a little to my liking and still it comes out OK. Just don't change the quantity of water and batter.
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I have an induction cooktop as well, and it still works on it. The heat should still spread throughout the whole pan just fine. I'm not sure how you would turn or flip the takoyaki if you were cooking it inside the oven.
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Sorry I haven't tried this - sounds like you have an interesting recipe. I think the shred blade would come pretty close.
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Yes, that is why I purchased it (can't find it in the stores where I live). But, you may need to adjust your recipe. I used it for recipe shown on Bobby Flay's Phad Thai throwdown.
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Tiramisu used to be my favorite dessert when I lived in Europe :-) Never made it though. The gelatin is flavorless, so I do not see why not. Also there is a product called "Clear Gel" with detailed customer reviews, and you might put your query there too.
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Yes you can. The Japanese have been doing just this for centuries. Some people like to add a little milk and sweetener as well.Pauline MendozaCustomer Love SpecialistEatGreenTea.com
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You can but the hole in the tip is larger so you would have to be careful when pouring since it would come out pretty fast.
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I've never tried it myself, but I don't see why you couldn't. I just used it this morning to roll out a pie crust. Keeps the mess contained and gives you a reference of how big to make it.
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Yes a bit. I purchased this product to make dashi. It's not a product I eat but to only flavor liquids and then discard.
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You can, but you probably won't like the result. There's a reason why these come in different sizes. They rely on fixed amounts of water and grounds. I have a friend who has two - one this size and a smaller one - trying to make a smaller batch in a bigger pot - undrinkable, like dirty socks and burnt rubber. Best bet is make a full pot and dump out what you don't drink
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yes, I have used it to make my own Earl Grey for over 10 years. Put on loose tea not in your tea cup or it will probably be too strong.
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Don't see why not, but I have not tried it. It will be a greater challenge to steep it to get the right strength compared to traditional methods.