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Old 01-06-2007, 03:24 PM
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whats the purpose of malt extract?..i am making a chocolate banana cake that does not have butter,..they ask me for corn syrup and malt extract instead..what can i substitute instead of malt extract?,,

2 c self rising flour
3 tbsp cocoa powder
2/3 c light brown sugar
2 tbsp malt extract
2 tbsp golden syrup or light corn syrup
2 eggs
4 tbsp skim milk
4 tbsp oil
2 large ripe bananas
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malt is a sugar and gives a wonderful flavor and soft texture. you could sub with sugar or applesauce, prune paste or fat.
in yeast goods it gives a light texture and flavor.
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In the bread world malt is commonly referred to as either diastatic barley malt or non-distatic barley malt. The difference is that in diastatic barley malt the diastase enzyme is still alive and well. This enzyme provides a big boost to the yeast. In non-diastatic barley malt the enzyme has been rendered inert by cooking it. In this case it provides the sweetness but not the yeast boost.
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