Yes, the light flavored olive oil works great as a substitution for other vegetable oils. However some recopies specifically call for butter or shortening so while it can be a good and healthy substitution the flavor and texture may not be exactly the same.
Yes - some recipes require oil rather than butter or margarine. For most cakes you should use a plain tasting salad oil like sunflower or safflower oil. Occassionally you may encounter an Italian or Mediterranean recipe that requires olive oil. Of course the oil used must be fresh - not rancid, or left-over oil from your deep-fryer.
You can substitute butter with oil in a recipe. If the recipe is written with the ingredients measured by volume then use the same volume of oil as butter; if it is wrtiten using weights, then weigh out the same weight of oil.
Because oil is liquid you may have to adjust the liquid content of the recipe in order to get the correct consistency of mix. You can add a little extra flour, add an extra egg, or add the oil by degrees until the mixture reaches a consistency that looks 'right'.
Cakes made with oil tend to remain moist and keep fresh longer than those made with butter.
If you mean motor oil, No. If you mean olive oil, No. If you mean peanut oil, No. If you mean cannola, perhaps.
Canola cooking oil ........I am a regular user of Canola oil ...and its the perfect cooking oil for all my meals ...you can use it for baking as well for frying .
A flavourless cooking oil.
you can use hair oil. do not use regular cooking oil!!
Well I don't live in India but I'm Indian and we use regular canola cooking oil
This depends on what you are doing, frying,baking,this matters in what you use it in. Shortening if you are frying, or butter or margerine.butter
Canola oil is a versatile cooking oil because it withstands high temperatures well. It as a mild flavor so it is an appropriate choice for almost any type of cooking, baking or in dressings and sauces.
yeah. but only a quarter cup. You could use olive oil, I think. Cooking isn't one of my specialties.
Jews use oil in cooking for the same reasons that anyone uses oil in cooking.
cooking and baking powder are not the same because you use baking powder to puff up bread if you don't have any yeast and you use cooking powder to put in cooking like sups if you are silly anuf to no! you put cooking powder in like curry's and gravy by darcie 2299
You could use yeast instead of baking powder.
The oils are probably not interchangeable on any dish. They have very different tastes... Coconut oil is much higher in saturated fats than olive oil. So much higher that it's melting temperature is only76F. Whereas, olive oil has so few saturated fats, that it's melting point is only 21F, lower than that of water. Being a plant oil, there is no cholesterol, but the high saturated fat content makes it a not so inviting oil to use for regular cooking. If there is a special dish that requires the oil, and it's flavor, I would use it, but not in regular cooking.
you can get flour, egg, milk and cooking oil in a bowl.