My recipe calls for "dutch processded" Do you know if this would work?
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I'm sure Rapunzel will work for your recipe. However, the taste is richer than the Dutch Processed kind, so use a little less.
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Yes. Cocoa powder is what is needed. Rapunzel should wirk fine. I use it in all my baking.
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Absolutely --- any recipe you'd like. Just make sure to cut the cooking time by 1/3.
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Yes it is from the NetherlandsI have used it before for drinking and cooking. It is excellent for both.
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Its called postum. They bought the recipe. Its supposed to be the same. BUT its super expensive. Go to their website postum dot com
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Best bet would be to contact Magic Chef - http://www.mcappliance.com/contactus.asp - to make sure.
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Hello,My box does not say Dutch processed. The flavor has some of the characteristics of Dutch processed.Marianne
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Yes you can and you can edit the recipe after it is on there. I wish it was easier to add my own recipe.
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I just placed an order and would like to override the vanilla flavor for Dutch chocolate. Thank you!
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Yes. Once you have imported a recipe, you can change it or annotate it. If you type in your own recipe, you can put in whatever information you want.
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My guess is yes you can. I have had it on 425 I did not have a recipe that called for 500 degrees, I looked at the pamphlet that came with the dutch oven and it mentions so limit on cooking so I think you can. There is a customer service contact number which you may want to call. 800-497-4959. Good Luck! I love my Dutch Oven!
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I'm sorry Melissa, I don't know the answer to that question. I called them and they were very helpful, but weren't even positive about my Dutch oven.Don
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I would back-up before. MasterCcook is so unreliable. I actually transferred my MC recipes to Cook'n which is now V11.3.8. Transfer was a bitch, not gonna lie to you. I have written MC many times and never received a response from any of the emails. Good luck but always back up
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I haven't mix it yet. I will go to the company's site and look for recipe...
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This is the dutch processed cocoa. It is refined differently and has a slightly different texture & taste. It's also more expensive. Some recipes call specifically for it. You could probably use them interchangeably, but why would you want to? I use it specifically for the recipes that call for it. I find that it's a darker chocolate.
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yes to your question. not dutch processed. we have this bar ready for prompt shipment.thanks
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I read that cocoa should NOT be Dutch processed, alkali processed, but where do you find any that is not Dutch Processed? I don't see non Dutch processed cocoa any more. I have bought it in the past. I believe Dutch processed is cheaper. The quality and rich taste of cocoa depends on it not being Dutch processed.
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Yes, it can be. A Dutch oven will most likely be quite a bit heavier and made of cast iron and not glass or ceramic though.