Replacing orange in bread?

Dec 21, 2009 10:53

Hey, I hope someone can help. I am making some baked goods for my family for Christmas and my mom wanted Cranberry Walnut Bread but said she didn’t like the orange flavor that is usually in it. While searching, all I could find were recipes with orange so I was going to stick with the recipe in Veganomicon but it calls for 1/4 c orange juice & 1 ( Read more... )

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laceyslostlove December 21 2009, 15:54:52 UTC
http://kuntrageous.blogspot.com/2009/11/banana-cranberry-bread.html

this is what i do with cranberries to make bread :)

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boreality December 21 2009, 15:55:42 UTC
How about apple juice and add lemon zest or none at all?

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hazakaza December 21 2009, 16:41:56 UTC
This! Apple juice will preserve some of the acidity necessary (which soy milk won't).

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laceyslostlove December 21 2009, 17:04:09 UTC
the recipe doesn't need acidity; it's just a flavor pairing suggestion that happens to be acidic. I make cranberry bread less acidic by using bananas.

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hazakaza December 21 2009, 17:05:32 UTC
It does if it's relying on baking soda alone to raise the bread; baking powder raises itself, but baking soda requires acid in a recipe to raise it. Then again, recipes differ.

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heartttcore December 21 2009, 16:00:09 UTC
I would try replacing it with part lemon juice, part soymilk, and lemon zest?

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buzzboomsplat December 22 2009, 02:32:44 UTC
I'd definitely leave out the orange zest, but not necessarily the juice. I'm not heaps into orange zest and feel like it's much more over-powering than the juice itself, and is probably the thing that ruins fruitcake for me.

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