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What does yeast contain?
Sour Dough Bread, Regular Bread, Beer, etc.
Are cauliflower and baker's yeast the same species?
No, cauliflower and baker's yeast are not related in any way. Cauliflower is a cruciferous vegetable, while baker's yeast is a micro organism in the "yeast" category.
Is yeast vegetarian or non vegetarian?
Yeast is a fungi, just like mushrooms - so it is vegetable, vegetarian and vegan.
Does yeast come from a pig?
no...it's more like a vegetable/herb type thing...i think....but not from animals.
What are some effective yeast extract substitutes for cooking and baking?
Some effective yeast extract substitutes for cooking and baking include miso paste, soy sauce, vegetable broth, and nutritional yeast. These alternatives can provide a similar umami flavor and depth to dishes without using yeast extract.
What are some yeast extract alternatives that can be used in cooking and baking?
Some yeast extract alternatives that can be used in cooking and baking include nutritional yeast, miso paste, soy sauce, and vegetable broth. These alternatives can provide similar umami flavor and depth to dishes without using yeast extract.
Can you get a disease from yeast?
No. Yeast infections in people are caused by a completely different organizm from the yeast used in food.
Is there a new food guide that says cheese is a vegetable?
A vegetable is a plant, whereas cheese is derived from milk which comes from an animal. So no, cheese could never be a vegetable.
What does it mean when a girl says shes burning in her area?
It means that she has a yeast infection.
In colonial times how did the people save their bread's yeast?
In colonial times people saved their breads yeast by putting the bread on the window sill to collect the natural yeast from the air. They also collected or made their yeast from sourdough.
What do you have to do to get the vegetable virtuoso ribbon?
Harvest how ever many vegetables it says .
How do vegetable markets people dispose their vegetable waste?
trash can.
