The phrase
"different flours" refers to various types or kinds of powdered ingredients made from grains or seeds, which are used for cooking or baking different kinds of food.
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Just replace the total quantity
of different flours with all purpose four and adjust the milk accordingly.
I thought you'd like to have this info in case other people were using
different flour blends and having trouble.
2 batches later of
trying different flours including a tapioca flour, I could not get this recipe to work and still resemble a pancake.
What I didn't explain was how
many different flours, ingredient combinations, and baking temperatures I used for testing.
Adjust with either more milk or more flour,
as different flours with have varying degrees of absorption.
Actually I made it a while ago... but then had to make it with a
few different flours to ensure the perfect gluten free mixture.
* Keep in mind you can not always
swap different flours around — for example, coconut flour behaves very differently than nut flour and regular gluten free flour.
PLEASE READ: Due to using
different flours then the ones I used in this recipe, please note that you might find that your batter will behave differently.
The dough was very easy to make, and the combination of
different flours gave it a very rustic, somewhat hearty texture and flavor.
Make it once and you will honestly never use any other bread recipe because you can vary the flavors
using different flours, and grains.
To mimic the texture and taste of «normal» baked goods, you often need to use extra ingredients like gums and powders, or a mix
of different flours.
You will find that every flour will have its own unique and very distinct taste and texture, and I personally have found that a combination of
different flours like I have described above work better both in terms of taste and texture.