It's not bad. Some folks can taste a slight soy flavor, others can't. Also the final texture might be a bit drier and more crumbly...but it's not a bad substitute for baking.
I have both the "old" Bake Mix and the "new" one - which says "Quick Cuisine" on the top of the label.
The old one definitely has a soy flavour, and I was really unhappy with most recipes I tried using it.
This morning, I made pancakes with the new version, and they were actually edible, without that bitter after-taste. I may discard what's left of the original and stick with the new. I had been almost afraid to open it, since I had read elsewhere all the negative comments attached to it by other taste testers.
I'm happy to report that I was pleasently surprised.
I believe the new version has a little levening agent to it, so it may behave similar to "self rising" flour (which I have never tried), so you may have to adjust your recipes. I guess experimentation is the key.
I actually made fried pork chops using the biscuit mix as flour...I dipped each piece in egg then rolled it in the bake mix and fried it up.
Schnitzel (sp?)
was good, but browned faster then regular flour would.
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