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Old 12-06-2012, 06:28 PM   #7
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Applesauce and honey will impact the rise. Did you mix the wet ingredients first and then mix in the dry? This can help to avoid over mixing, which I do all the time btw. Yep denser is a great word. lol

Also check your leavening agent, if you use baking powder make sure that it has not expired. If you use eggs consider separating the whites and whipping some air into them.

For me, I love molasses and look for any excuse to use it but this is also very thick, so a tried and true recipe would be good if you are going to play with it.

Lets ask the bakers in this thread for some help.

OK bakers, what do you think that Blue can do with this recipe to add natural sugar and keep the rise?
LoL. Yes, Sun, after you gave that suggestion last time... I went out and bought fresh new baking powder. Still didn't help. lol. But haven't tried the airy eggs yet. ....looking forward to finding the magic trick.
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