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Re: Carol
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eggy/oz 8-10-1999
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 MSG ID: 025093

Carol:

I am utterly surprised that you don't have tapioca flour on hand as you are in Jakarta now... But if you must use cornstarch as a thickening, I'd say the same amount of corstarch for the tapioca flour is OK. It worked for me before... ^_^ If you dissolve cornstarch in a little cool/cold liquid first before adding into the whole glaze (or whatever you are making), it will be fine. **I normally use it as a thickening agent for sauce in the wok over very high heat(when I don't have tapioca flour). Hope this helps...




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  pie perplexity
  carol-jakarta - 8-10-1999
 
MSG ID: 025092
1 Re: Carol
    eggy/oz - 8-10-1999
   
MSG ID: 025093
  2 Recipe: Rhubarb And Strawberry Pie/ no tapioca
    BB - 8-10-1999
   
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  3 Thanks bb, and a question for you eggy
    carol-jakarta - 8-10-1999
   
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  4 Re: Carol (More on Tapoica)
    eggy/oz - 8-11-1999
   
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  5 The end of the pie story
    carol-jakarta - 8-13-1999
   
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