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what is Cream of Tartar ?

10 replies

katierocket · 11/10/2005 21:25

Recipe I was doing today said I needed it but I don't know what it is.

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dinny · 11/10/2005 21:26

it's made from chopped gerkins and mayonnaise, I think.

WigWamBam · 11/10/2005 21:26

It's a raising agent, usually used in combination with bicarbonate of soda to make baking powder.

WigWamBam · 11/10/2005 21:27

That's tartare sauce, dinny

Cream of Tartar is a powder.

QueenVictoria · 11/10/2005 21:28

WWB is correct! Much easier to use baking powder IMO though!

dinny · 11/10/2005 21:29

pmsl! sorry, Katierocket! pmsl!

frogs · 11/10/2005 21:31

Lives in baking section of sainsburys. Used for making sweets, and possibly some icing IIRC. Principal use in this house is for making playdough (makes it less sticky, I think).

rummum · 11/10/2005 22:01

dinny... you ninny...

NannyL · 11/10/2005 22:32

yes, bicarb + cream of tarter = baking powder!

i THINK the ratio is 2:1 but i cant remember what u have 2 or 1 of lol!

katierocket · 12/10/2005 09:16

ah ok i see. I was making savoury scones and it said to include it. I did look in baking bit but must have missed it.
LOL dinny

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