If you don't have baking powder, you can use baking soda along with an acidic ingredient like buttermilk, yogurt, or lemon juice to help your baked goods rise.
no because bi carbonate and baking powder dont go together
you dont
i dont know you lose
You Could but i Dont Recommend You To do it Becasue i Dont think Your Hair and Scalp would be very Healthy, Baking Powder Scatterd ontop It As i Say, I Dont see why You Cant, But i Dont No if it Would affect Dandruf So Give it a TRY !!!!!! yes, but it can bleach ur hair and damage it
no, these are two entirely different ingredients. Bakin powder is used to make batter rise, for instance in cakes as where baking soda is used to neutralize ingredients like salt and vinigar in certain recipes and also to enhance flavour.
For a bread/cake already baked, dip it in vinegar.
i personly dont think it has a solubility
Salt enhances the flavor of foods and brings out the savory flavors in baked goods. Try cooking your favorite recipe with all the herbs and spices omitting the addition of salt. Taste the product before adding salt, even with the herbs and spices, the dish will end up with a bland flavor. Then add the salt and taste the dish, salt will enhance the flavors of the herbs and spices that you used. The same principle in baked goods using flour.
maybe but it is said that vitamins will die(spilt up)if they are heated too much.i dont think oven is cool enough for them to survive but you may have a try since there will hardly be any loss.good luck!
NO NO NO NO NO that will just make it worse the only thing you can use is baking soda and if you dont have any that sucks 4 u
because you either have a cruddy recipe or can't cook. put more baking powder in.
If you don't have enough liquid while baking, your baked goods may turn out dry, dense, and crumbly. The lack of liquid can affect the texture, rise, and overall moisture of the final product, resulting in a less desirable outcome. It's important to follow the recipe's instructions for proper liquid measurements to ensure successful baking.