The result was a revelation, and although it's been years since I made pizza dough, I think I never again made it with less than a third to a half
corn meal substituted for the flour.
Not exact matches
My sense is that you could
substitute a very fine grain
corn meal and it would be no problem - a bit different, but would still work.
Don't
substitute corn meal, that won't work.
Substitute corn meal for part of the flour to have cornbread pancakes, leftover mashed potatoes for potato pancakes.
You can
substitute yellow
corn meal for the blue if blue cornmeal is unavailable.
I am sensible to gluten now, I was wondering if almond
meal or flour can be
substituted for rice flour, or
corn starch or green plantain flour?
If you don't have flax
meal on hand, you can use a chia egg or
substitute 1 tablespoon of
corn / potato starch — just mix the latter in with the dry ingredients.
I am
corn - free, but I'm going to try your recipe
substituting Bob's Red Mill millet
meal.
Corn gluten
meal and wheat gluten
meal attempt to provide protein for dogs, but it's best to stick with animal protein instead of
substituting with cheaper, lower - quality foods.
A few dog owners are wary about the inclusion of
corn gluten
meal in some of the formulas, as they believe this is an unnecessary plant - based protein
substitute.
Corn and corn gluten meal are not «bad» ingredients but when they are over-used in pet foods as a substitute for meat proteins, they are not desira
Corn and
corn gluten meal are not «bad» ingredients but when they are over-used in pet foods as a substitute for meat proteins, they are not desira
corn gluten
meal are not «bad» ingredients but when they are over-used in pet foods as a
substitute for meat proteins, they are not desirable.
A named meat or meat
meal should be the primary protein source, rather than a cereal like
corn gluten
meal, rice protein concentrate, pea protein, or other cheap meat
substitute.