I predict that in a muffin recipe it makes the muffin raise or simply put makes it fluffy.
The same thing it does in a sweet muffin - it provides gluten, which provides the framework for the muffin structure.
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makes it rise
i think it's to help it rise
To make it taste nice
It is not possible to say whether sweet or savory muffins are "better," because they are each "good" in different ways. One person may prefer to eat a sweet muffin at one time and a savory muffin at another time.
You can make savory muffins that you can lessen the amount of sugar and salt. Maybe a lemon muffin too or oatmeal muffin.
egg, flour,oil,chocolate
It is not necessarily the kind of flour as it is how much you BEAT IT. Muffins should never be beaten. You beat the eggs, etc but once you get to adding the flour, it needs to be GENTLY folded in. The more you mix it, the tougher the batter becomes. Then you have a cake rather than a muffin.
yes if you get a gluten free muffin mix
i don't know what nimkis is but i know nimki is A Savory Snack made with Wheat Flour & spices.
you get chunks of flour and the other substances put in your muffin. When it's cooked the flour will not cook and you'll just bite into some flour or baking powder, not harmful.
No, corn muffin mix probably have all the ingredients to make a muffin and cornstarch is just a starch added with a little bit of liquid to thicken a soup, sauce etc kinda like flour
9/2 dose of flour
guessing you are talking about cupcakes.... grease and flour the muffin tins, just like you would a baking pan for a cake. Don't forget to tap out the excess flour
A rusk is a biscuit such as Zwiebach made from sliced yeast bread, then baked until it is brown and dry. Rusk flour is pulverized rusk. Rusk flour is also a term used to describe browned bread crumbs and it is savory rather than sweet.
I don't think traditionally you use any grease with meringues. I do it with muffin cup liners - mine are made of parchment and are non-stick.