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if i'm out of all purpose flour can i use wheat flour instead?

Jamie
  • Posted by: Jamie
  • November 30, 2013
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Nancy H.
Nancy H.December 3, 2013
You should be aware, however, that all-purpose flour IS wheat flour--wheat flour that has been refined and had the bran and germ removed. The other kind of flour that you're talking about is whole-wheat flour. But both are made from wheat.
Jennifer
JenniferNovember 30, 2013
Sure, you can use whole wheat instead of all purpose. The end product will be heavier. For delicate pastries--not optimal. For many other treats, you may actually like the nuttiness of whole wheat.
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