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My husband and I are vegetarians, and have found that one heaping tablespoon of sour cream equals one egg in any recipe. It works in any baking recipe I've tried (we cook a lot). Try it yourself. Makes a healthy and frugal alternative in your cooking.
By Davidicdancer from Spokane, WA
12/11/2009
Deeli: thanks for the comment. Try it in recipes that require cooking the egg--make cookies! It is SO much cheaper.
ps to all: this is a post about using sour cream as a substitute for egg, not as a vegetarian lifestyle as a substitute for eating flesh.
12/11/2009
To Lazateda: there are people who define themselves as "vegetarians" but eat flesh, which doesn't make sense to me. My husband and I don't eat anything that has a face or could have a face. We do eat dairy. There is another sort of Vegan thing that doesn't eat even the by-product of an animal (dairy), but we are not that.
By
12/08/2009
Here are a couple of links defining the different types of vegetarians:
http://www.passionatevegetarian.com/vegetarian_types.htm
http://www.greenlivingtips.com/articles/347/1/Types-of-vegetarians.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetarianism
By
12/05/2009
Nice tip to share! I do this for recipes that aren't going to be cooked but require raw eggs, for example, Caesar Salad Dressing ;-)
By
12/05/2009
Hi lazateda. Just to explain; I have been a lacto-vegetarian for 25 years. it's "no" to meat, fish and eggs but "yes" to anything else - including dairy! Simple, really.
By
12/04/2009
I have a silly sort of question re: being a vegatarian. yes to dairy no to eggs? My brother is a yes to dairy-no on eggs yes on fish if wild..?
confused meat eater
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