As for your question, coconut flour doesn't work the
same as almond flour mainly because coconut flour absorbs a lot more liquid.
The ground nuts don't turn into a flour that's quite as
fine as almond flour, but it should still work!
Peanut flour is made in the same
way as almond flour, except Sukrin's flours are fat - reduced by removing some of the oils, making it low fat, low carb, low sugar, high fibre, high protein and pretty much just perfect.
Grind the oats in the blender really fine into a flour first, measure to the same ratio
as almond flour in the recipe, then add the other ingredients.
Demi, I'm sure it could work, but I don't have an exact measurement to give you,
as almond flour works a bit differently.
The potato starch and the arrowroot both say 100 grams, but one is a heaping 3 / 4c and one is scant (which is the same
instruction as the almond flour which says 75g).
Amsterdam's recipes are refreshingly simple,
as the almond flour reduces the need for the expensive and obscure mix of flours other gluten - free recipes require....
I just grind the seeds in my food processor or coffee grinder to make the meal, which acts in a similar
fashion as almond flour.
But I would add a 1/2 cup of yogurt or another
egg as almond flour usually needs more of a binding agent
2 tablespoons organic flour of your choice, (which can include non-grain flours
such as almond flour)
Place the almond pulp in a separate bowl (This can be
used as almond flour / meal to make all sorts of yummy cakes and cookies, recipes will follow; don't throw away).
Peanut flour is made in the same
way as almond flour, except Sukrin's flours are fat - reduced by removing some of the oils, making it low...
The almond flavor comes from almond extract as
well as almond flour, and the coconut flavor comes from coconut butter and shredded unsweetened coconut.
I was wondering if ground oats are the same thing as oat flour - and ground almonds the
same as almond flour?
Sadly not but you could dry it out in the oven on a low heat for a few hours, and then use
it as almond flour.
You said «I often bake it at a really low temperature, around 40C, for a few hours and then I use
it as almond flour» how many hours would this be?
You could try using
it as almond flour by drying it out in the oven on a low heat.
If you leave your pulp to dry out a little — I often bake it at a really low temperature, around 40C, for a few hours and then I use
it as almond flour!
In baking, I typically use arrowroot powder as a blend with other flours, such
as almond flour, coconut flour and tapioca flour for bread and dessert recipes.
Nut flours and seed flours (such
as almond flour, coconut flour and flax seed meal) are also often used to make low - carb breads and other baked foods.
however, i don't think a denser flour (such
as almond flour) would work quite the same.
, I know you and think of
you as the Almond Flour Queen!