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FLOURS
FLOURS 1
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corn flour
Primarily added to crepe, cake, muffin and bread mixes; it must be combined with wheat flour if the mixture is intended to rise.
unbleached flour
Like white flour, it comes from grinding wheat grains from which the bran and germ have been removed, but it is not artificially whitened.
all-purpose flour
This blend of ground hard and soft wheat has many uses, but is primarily used to thicken sauces or to make bread and pastry.
semolina
Refers to the granular flour derived from hard wheat, used to make pasta; fine semolina can also be eaten as a cereal (cream of wheat).
oat flour
Since it does not rise during cooking, it must be combined with wheat flour to make bread and other leavened products; it makes these products heavier.
whole-wheat flour
Because it is produced by grinding the entire grain, none of the nutrients is lost; the grain’s outer layer, known as bran, gives it a brownish color.
couscous
Hard wheat semolina that is formed into grains and used to prepare an eponymous dish of the Maghreb; it is traditionally steamed over broth.
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corn flour
Primarily added to crepe, cake, muffin and bread mixes; it must be combined with wheat flour if the mixture is intended to rise.
unbleached flour
Like white flour, it comes from grinding wheat grains from which the bran and germ have been removed, but it is not artificially whitened.
all-purpose flour
This blend of ground hard and soft wheat has many uses, but is primarily used to thicken sauces or to make bread and pastry.
semolina
Refers to the granular flour derived from hard wheat, used to make pasta; fine semolina can also be eaten as a cereal (cream of wheat).
oat flour
Since it does not rise during cooking, it must be combined with wheat flour to make bread and other leavened products; it makes these products heavier.
whole-wheat flour
Because it is produced by grinding the entire grain, none of the nutrients is lost; the grain’s outer layer, known as bran, gives it a brownish color.
couscous
Hard wheat semolina that is formed into grains and used to prepare an eponymous dish of the Maghreb; it is traditionally steamed over broth.
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