He was going on
about flour weights, eggs, etc. but never mentioned the water that was added to the original recipe.
Well, I didn't know
about flour weight, still haven't figured it out either.
Not exact matches
recipes, I was curious
about whether comparing the
weights of the
flour blend you use vs. the one I use would show why this was happening.
Have been on a sourdough binge since the purple cabbage post (waffles last Sunday, bread, pictured above, by dinnertime) and loving Carri «s ratio of 1 part starter: 1 part water: 2 parts
flour with 1 % salt by
weight, though I back off by
about 20 % on the water because it's been so humid.
For example, whole wheat
flour contains
about six times as much magnesium by
weight compared to white
flour.
8.8 ounces
flour is
about 2 cups, but really, measuring
flour by
weight is the only way to ensure accuracy.
By
weight, one cup of the coarser almond
flour I use is
about 95 grams.
Try measuring your oat
flour by
weight for best results next time, or using
about 1/3 cup less oat
flour.
I am wondering
about all these wonderful coconut / almond
flour recipes, when you are trying to lose
weight, how much can you eat?
Here's what I do: To begin, pour off some of the culture (
about half) and then feed it with equal
weights of
flour and water.
coconut
flour, and some hemp so as to really be a «protein» bar Outstanding!!!! You're right
about keeping a dense snack on hand for those of us who have trouble maintaining
weight.
Still, if you're curious, my favorite mix is
about half and half bread and cake
flour by
weight (200 grams each), or, in the case of the craggy cookies pictured above, a mix of bread
flour, cake
flour, and a whole grain
flour like white whole wheat, sprouted wheat, rye, spelt, etc..
If you're doing it by
weight (which is what I would recommend), it is
about 8.6 oz blend and 2.9 oz almond
flour.
Michael... to make sourdough ones just substitute a 100 % (equal
weights flour and water), refreshed till vigorous, starter for
about 1/3 of the original
flour and liquid.
Rosemary, I am glad that I come across your moist yogurt cake, I am confused when I see your reply to Lari,
about the measuring cup and the
weight of the
flour.
Their cricket
flour is
about 70 per cent protein by
weight — the idea is to blend it into recipes for chips and cookies alongside the other typical ingredients.
coconut
flour, and some hemp so as to really be a «protein» bar Outstanding!!!! You're right
about keeping a dense snack on hand for those of us who have trouble maintaining
weight.
Mark All seeds are loaded with fiber,
about 10 - 12 % by
weight so that 100 gm (3 oz) of whole wheat
flour has
about 12 gm fiber, 100 gm sunflower seeds or almonds also have
about 12 gm fiber.
If you're doing it by
weight (which is what I would recommend), it is
about 8.6 oz blend and 2.9 oz almond
flour.
For example, whole wheat
flour contains
about six times as much magnesium by
weight compared to white
flour.