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shortening
Shortening or butter is used to make cake or pastry light or flaky.
by cut-in food in preparing foods is to mix or shortening of fats into a flour
No...especially if you are making pudding, butter or shortening melt at a low temp and you will have a heavy, greasy result
rhythmic variation is shortening the lenght of some notes within a group of notes
Using expired shortening in baking may result in a change in texture, flavor, and potentially harmful bacteria growth. It is best to check the expiration date and quality of the shortening before using it for baking to avoid any negative effects on the final product.
Citrus is not a food group. However there is a fruit food group.
Shortening food chains can lead to higher energy efficiency and faster transfer of nutrients in the ecosystem. However, it can also reduce biodiversity by impacting species that serve as intermediate links in the food chain. This can disrupt the balance of the ecosystem and lead to cascading effects on other species.
Grain is not a food group, grains belong to a food group - the "carbohydrates".
No, salt is not a shortening. Salt is a mineral compound composed mainly of sodium chloride, used primarily for seasoning and preserving food. Shortening, on the other hand, refers to fats such as butter, margarine, or vegetable oils used in baking to create a tender texture in baked goods.
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