Does anybody know of a reasonable substitute for 00 flour? I've heard you
can mix cake flour with all-purpose flour and get a reasonable substitute?
Thanks
Paul
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Does anybody know of a reasonable substitute for 00 flour? I've heard you
can mix cake flour with all-purpose flour and get a reasonable substitute?
Thanks
Paul
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can mix cake flour with all-purpose flour and get a reasonable substitute?Thanks
Paul
It depends on what you are making 00 flour has to do with the "grind" (very
fine like talc) and not the protein content.
Dimitri
Good link, thanks
paul
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It depends on what you are making 00 flour has to do with the "grind"
(very
Quoted message said:fine like talc) and not the protein content.
Dimitri
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paul
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ThanksPaul
It depends on what you are making 00 flour has to do with the "grind"
(veryQuoted message said:fine like talc) and not the protein content.
Dimitri
my pleasure.
Dimitri
Try the King Arthur Flour catalog. They used to sell
00 flour, but I don't have a current catalog to check
if they still do.
Paul Schwartz said:Does anybody know of a reasonable substitute for 00 flour? I've heard you
can mix cake flour with all-purpose flour and get a reasonable substitute?Thanks
Paul
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