powered by ZergNet
Follow friends and influencers
By following your friends and influencers you'll be able to see what they're saving in real time.
Sign up
Loading…
My Basket ()
-
-
␣
Loading…()
()
-
␣
◅ All questions
Substitute for double-strength vanilla?
I'm excited to make the Vanilla Kipfl in the current "Your best walnuts" contest, but failed to notice it requires double-strength vanilla! Any good ideas for substitutes? I have some vanilla bean paste and some whole beans in the pantry Thanks!
2 answers
1588 views
added over 3 years ago
I think most people just add double what the recipe asks for in situations like this, and that's what I'd do for this recipe. You could certainly substitute the paste or some whole vanilla bean instead. Generally recipes for walnut filling like this one don't have to be exact.
added over 3 years ago
Oh, I see it's in the dough as well as the filling... Well, same advice, though if it were me, I'd probably just substitute plain vanilla.
The Spicy-Hot Peanut Butter Your PB&J is Longing For
Forget creamy vs. crunchy—we're talking fiery vs. sweet
The Spicy-Hot Peanut Butter Your PB&J is Longing For
A Little Debbie Treat, All Grown Up (With Spiced Brown Butter)
A Casserole Carrier That Serves, Too
Why You Should Be Doing More Poaching, Steaming & Braising
Cheery Kitchen Storage + More Under $50
