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![]() "Dave Bell" > wrote in message ... > Regarding those muffins: > What would be a useable substitute for cornmeal, for non-sticking the > batter? I can't eat corn, but some recipes just seem to need the > separation the meal provides. Oats, perhaps? Maybe if I briefly ground > rolled oats in the blender or spice mill? The coarse, steel-cut Scottish > oats seem like they'd be too coarse, as-is. > > Dave The purpose of the cornmeal in this recipe is to prevent the muffins from sticking to the pan. If you have a heavy non-stick pan, you might try to eliminate the cornmeal. I think that oatmeal would work too. Elly |
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