any recipes for baked goods using wheat or grain flour instead of white flour? something beside breads.
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20 years ago
any recipes for baked goods using wheat or grain flour instead of white flour? something beside breads.
Is it me or have we been down this road before?
i didn't ask for any recipes i don't think/? I'm sorry if this post bothered you. I won't post anymore.
You can do a search on google, Anna. It brings up a whole slew.
Usually you can substitute in cakes, although you cant expect the same=20 texture.
With breads, it will take a little more liquid and careful kneading (5-6 =
minutes slow speed), otherwise you ruin your gluten.
--=20 Sincerly,
C=3D=A6-)=A7 H. W. Hans Kuntze, CMC, S.g.K. (_o_)
It doesn't bother me. I do think you would have better luck if you were more specific in your request. Nearly anything called "flour" is made from wheat in the US unless otherwise specified. You might find buckwheat flour, rice flour, or corn flour but they are clearly marked. On the other hand, bread flour, all-purpose four, cake flour, whole wheat flour, instant flour, pastry flour and so on are all wheat flour. There would be hundrdreds of thousands of recipes that use wheat flour.
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Anna, continue to post all you wish; if the resident "gate keepers" tire of answering all and sundry questions, repeated or new there are obvious solutions to their personal problems.
Candide
So when did suggesting that someone clarify their question so they would get better answers become a "personal problem" or make someone a "gate keeper."
I have been reading through a lot of posts and you are very negative in most of your responses.... I am sure you know plenty about what you are posting responses to.. but these people do not work for you and have every right to ask a question as many times as they wish...you need to just not respond
I believe your initial response was...something to the effect that we have been down this road before....you really need to get off the throne
The only person who suggested not posting was the OP. No?
I think you have some problem with me and simply used this opportunity to express it. Since you feel that anyone should be able to ask any question and repeat it as often as they like, I find it hypocritical of you to then suggest that I shouldn't ask a question. Apparently your throne gives you the right to hold yourself to a different standard than you would apply to me. Just as you suggest that I shouldn't post my thoughts, you might consider not reading my messages.
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