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Moony45:Did they also eat the baby snakes? ![]() |
phemmyfour:History? ![]() Like I said... It is my job to continue speaking God's Truth regardless of the many encounters you claim, sorry! ![]() |
FERNANDEZISBACK:It is simply a bell apple. ![]() |
phemmyfour:It is my job to continue speaking God's Truth regardless of the many encounters you claim, sorry! ![]() |
KanwuliaExtra:Experience dey on the man side in this particular case. If the woman had apprised herself with the Law from before entering into her union, she wouldn't have ended up loosing custody of her kids in the way she did. ![]() |
KanwuliaExtra:It appears that way because they hire lawyers who know the law and ways to use it to manipulate those ignorant of the law. ![]() |
phemmyfour:You need your prayers more than I do. Stop twisting that which is clearly written to you. ![]() |
FERNANDEZISBACK:Getaway.... how can you call this things strawberries.. ![]() |
adecz:Read the article below to understand why I believe you are likely fixating still on the wrong thing here. Potato Flour How Is Potato Flour Made? Potato flour, like potato starch, starts with whole potatoes, but this is where their similarities end. The potatoes are cooked, dried, and ground into a fine powder. The result is a powder that's more beige in color, similar in appearance to whole-wheat flour. Potato flour is of course much higher in nutritional value than starch. Plus it's rich in vitamins, minerals, protein, and fiber, making it a healthier, gluten-free alternative to wheat flour. It does have a much stronger potato flavor than potato starch. What Is Potato Flour Used For? Potato flour can be used in conjunction with other types of flour (such as rice flour), for gluten-free baking. However we don't recommend using it as the sole flour because it holds a lot of moisture and can result in a too-dense, gummy baked good. But potato flour's ability to absorb moisture is also its strength: Add a small amount to yeast bread to help retain the freshness of the bread. Like other flours, potato flour makes an excellent thickening or binding agent. Try using it in breading for meat - you'll get a crisper result than you would with wheat flour. It can also help to enhance the potato flavor in potato dishes as well, like potato rolls. You can find potato flour at the supermarket or online from popular retailers such as Bob's Red Mill. Can You Use Them Interchangeably? Not really. The one exception is if you're using potato flour for the purpose of extending the shelf-life of yeast breads, potato starch can be substituted. It's not a one-to-one ratio, however. Potato flour is mostly starch, but not all, so you'll want to use slightly less potato starch than you would flour (a ¾:1 potato starch to potato flour ratio). Otherwise, there are better substitutes for potato starch and flour that we'll go over below. Substitutes for Potato Flour The best substitute for potato flour is going to be potato flakes, which is essentially potato flour that hasn't been ground as fine. You can either dissolve it into batter for baking, or use a blender or food process to grind it into a fine powder. Potato flakes can be substituted for potato flour using a 1:1 ratio. https://www.allrecipes.com/article/potato-starch-vs-potato-flour/#:~:text=How%20Is%20Potato%20Flour%20Made,appearance%20to%20whole%2Dwheat%20flour |
phemmyfour:1. But modification does not imply fulfillment this since modification is listed as sin both in the Old and New Covenant Laws. ![]() Jesus Christ indeed came to fulfill the Old Covenant Law and the New, and in both cases, fulfillment will not take place until after His return. ![]() 2. Jesus Christ did in fact bring a New Agreement from God hence the reason why He gave New commandments and also called on His followers to obey Him, not Moses. Even God asked His followers to obey Him, Jesus Christ, on more than one occasion. - John 14 vs 15 - 25 ![]() |
ROFLMAO ![]() She got the eejit good with her closer! ![]() |
Mariangeles:I prefer to fry/cook with less oil in that case. Another way is to sift off much of that oil after the frying is done - for reuse or something. That way it is not consumed. ![]() Also, I find Eko is not really filling. I liken it to eating/sucking down gelatin. ![]() My other moniker was nabbed by the sordid spambots this morning, so I have to wait till tomorrow to use it. Less stress for me that way. ![]() |
sirlegend:What is the soup itself called? ![]() |
Nedangel:Go see a shrink abeg! ![]() |
ollins:Just because there is a divorce does not mean all hope is gone. Continue to do your part in becoming a better man, maybe she will see that and decide to take you back.. After all there are many stories out there of couples remarriage several years after a divorce. ![]() |
Loreettaa:If you are as intelligent as you claim then surely you should know that getting a valentines day gift or not, does not define one. ![]() Maybe what you need to do is find you a mental Health counselor to speak to about the thoughts that you seem to be dealing with rather than allowing them bring you down. ![]() Dating and valentines gifts are not all there is to living... there are so many other dimensions we fail to explore because we remain focused on what others think and do instead.. ![]() |
AmbassadoR100:Devil has nothing to do with this. Even Jesus Christ never once blamed devil for the sins of men so can we please stop trying to drag the devil into it all and begin taking responsibility for our own faults. ![]() |
Johnsown1:How exactly did you reach these conclusions of yours about the OP? ![]() If I were to have a penny for everytime someone admitted to a weakness only to then succumb to it, over and over mind you, I would be a billionaire by now. But here you claim that admitting to having a weakness implies one could never succumb. ![]() Where do you get these bullsheet conclusions of yours from? ![]() |
Johnsown1:So it is OK for Op to feel this way about someone else's child but not his own? ![]() If a friend of OP'S felt the same about OP'S child, would that be OK too? ![]() |
Mariangeles:I stopped eating at those places cause of the oyel problem. Started learning to make those foods myself so I can get the same taste with less of the oyel. ![]() The way Eko slithers down my throat... I am not really a fan. ![]() |
canada2022:Was Jesus Christ tempted? Yes! So expect temptation to come your way as it is also an avenue for you to make the right choices God wants of you. ![]() |
Mariangeles:Not entirely true abeg! My sister knows to make Ayamase with less than half of all that oil. I'm fact she made a whole lot of it during the holiday which we all happily ate. ![]() You would have to seriously strain that soup there to get much of the oyel out abeg! In fact for me the Oyel na serious turn off. ![]() I like to make a meal ot of soup. Maybe eat it with noodles instead of any heavy stuff like rice. ![]() |
Mariangeles:I don't like drinking oyel! ![]() The soup looks rich and tasty otherwise. I fit just chop only the soup belleful ![]() |
Shimran:How can all Christians break a law that was never given to them to begin with? ![]() |
matm:Wrong! The Old Covenant Law of Moses has absolutely nothing to do with making Heaven or Hell. That Law was given by God to Israel and Israel only and the promise was Life(eternal) or Death(dust to dust) - no mention of Heaven or Hell there - Deuteronomy 30 vs 15 - 20 ![]() So every gentile believing in Heaven and Hell who live their lives by the Old Law do so in vain. God will not bend His standards for men neither will He give that which belongs only to Israel to Gentiles. ![]() Instead, you are called to obey Jesus Christ, the one who is God's New Covenant Law in the Kingdom of God where Heaven and Hell are domiciled.. ![]() |
phemmyfour:Wrong! Jesus Christ made it clear that He did not come to change/modify the Old Law but to instead give you a New One - Matthew 26 vs 28 - 30 ![]() |
tydi:God didn't ask you to keep the 10 commandments though- there are in fact 613 total commandments in that Covenant instead - which is of the agreement He made only with Israel - Deuteronomy 30 vs 15 - 20. ![]() He asked you to instead Obey Jesus Christ, His New Covenant Law in the Kingdom of God, who gave you other commandments and teachings. ![]() |
Shimran:Read the question you were in fact asked so you can adequately respond to it. ![]() As to your question above in bold, the answer is NO. The bible is none of that which you claim there. ![]() |
Creditalerts:Ok ![]() I am always looking out for more efficient and effective way of accomplishing tasks, scarcity or no scarcity. It makes more sense for me to be able to do in 40 minutes or less what would have otherwise consumed hours to achieve.. ![]() |
Creditalerts:Have you tried soaking the beans for some hours before cooking? It reduces cooking time by over half in my experience, and ofcourse cuts back on gas usage. ![]() |
DenreleDave:OMG... what is that soup ... see all that oyel on top. Na crayfish be that Abi wetin? ![]() |
adecz:1. Again, Mashed potatoes is made either from mashing fresh potatoes after boiling or from boiling and stirring potato flour in hot water. They are one and the same only one requires mashing whereas the other is less intensive - more stirring than mashing. But it is called Mashed potatoes regardless of the process used to make it. ![]() Another way to make it using the flour is by putting the flour and water in the microwave and stirring afterwards. The end product is the same mashed potatoes. ![]() 2. What you call an image of a packaged mashed potato is in fact a package that contains potato flour or in some cases potatoes flakes.. ![]() 3. Last I checked poundo yam flour does make you pounded yam without the pounding - mostly stirring necessary. ![]()
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