сода бикарбонат
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Bicarbonate
of Soda is also known as baking soda, is mainly used in cooking and baking.
Borwick’s Bicarbonate of Soda works in a similar way to baking powder, in that
it acts as a rising agent, but requires activation by combining with other
ingredients. Often vinegar or lemon juice is used to help the process.
Ingredients
such as buttermilk or vinegar can be used to start the activation process which
releases carbon dioxide into the dough – forming bubbles that help it rise,
giving cakes etc that 'light as a feather' appearance.
Ingredients:
Sodium Bicarbonate (Bicarbonate of Soda).
Some Uses:
- To make
Irish Soda Bread: Mix a teaspoonful of bicarbonate of soda into half a kilo of
wholemeal flour. Add 2 cupfuls of buttermilk and mix into a sticky dough. Form
into balls and dust with flour. Bake for half an hour in a preheated oven at
200°C.
- To make
stout bread: As above, but replace some or all of the buttermilk with stout and
a teaspoonful of sugar.
