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making cookies but no plain flour
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jackie_w
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Hello there,
Well title says it all. I have went and measured out all the other ingredients and when I went to get the plain flour there was none there:mad:.
I have plenty of bread flour and self raising flour, can I use these instead of the plain flour
? I dont want to go to the shop to buy plain flour unless I really need to.
Jackie xx
Well title says it all. I have went and measured out all the other ingredients and when I went to get the plain flour there was none there:mad:.
I have plenty of bread flour and self raising flour, can I use these instead of the plain flour
? I dont want to go to the shop to buy plain flour unless I really need to.Jackie xx
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I've often mistakenly mixed the flours up before in biscuits & pastry with no noticable results. If you could leave the bicarb out then it'd work fine with self raising flour I suppose? HTH
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I've often mistakenly mixed the flours up before in biscuits & pastry with no noticable results. If you could leave the bicarb out then it'd work fine with self raising flour I suppose? HTH
Sunny girl is correct, definitely leave the bicarb out.
I have always made biscuits and cakes with SR flour. Never had a problem.make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
Same here- I have to use gluten free flour for my cookies,
it already has raising agent in it, turns out just the same0
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