Not exact matches
I usually process the
almonds myself until they form a
find flour but
almond meal would work perfectly too!
I
find that I'm perfectly satisfied using
almond meal that of
almond flour.
Elana's use of blanched
almond flour (not to be confused with
almond meal, delicious but coarser) intrigues me because Elana uses it as a stand - alone GF
flour, instead of
flour mixes I often
find in GF recipes, which require buying several different
flours.
If you just want to try
almond flour out, this recipe does work with plain ol' Bob's Red Mill blanched
almond meal, which is easiest for me to
find in stores.
These muffins are made with 100 % whole wheat and white whole wheat
flour, plus
almond meal — absolutely no regular white
flour to be
found.
I
find this type of
almond flour gives the muffins a better texture and works better than
almond meal in this recipe.
Some recipes I have
found call for lots of
almond meal /
flour which is not good for my waist line.
I couldn't
find Almond Flour so I used
Almond Meal instead.
I couldn't
find multi grain
flour in bulk so I used sprouted wheat
flour and used 1 1/2 cups and used 1/4 cup
almond meal and 1/4 cup vanilla protein power.
And I couldn't
find almond flour, so I'm going to try
almond meal which hopefully should be fine enough.
I can't
find almond flour, but have
almond meal....
myself as well, I used Bob's red mill tapioca
flour, and
almond meal flour, and badia coconut milk, I
found that I had to turn the heat WAAAAYYYYYYYY down, to like, 5 and it took most certainly forever to finish one, and still
found that they could stand a good 45 minutes in the oven.
almond flours — You won't
find many recipes with
almond flour, but when you do, note that
almond flour is different from
almond meal, so when a recipe calls for
almond flour, be sure you use the right kind or the consistency will be off.
I use
almond meal instead of
flour as
almond flour is difficult to
find here in Australia and I also sub in rice malt syrup for the honey to reduce the fructose content.
I'm curious where you
find the best prices for the basic ingredients such as: coconut
flour, coconut oil,
almond butter,
almond meal, sucanat, unsweetened coconut, coconut milk, unsweetened baking chocolate.
During recipe development, I tried adding
almond meal, a little coconut
flour and other ingredients to bind the filling but I
found the end product compacted and a tiny bit dry.
I
find it very hard to do raw without nuts, but you could try subbing coconut
flour for the
almond meal.
I never thought I was going to get to eat cookie dough again after
finding out I had a wheat allergy and am so happy I was wrong!!!! I came up a half cup short on the
almond flour and subbed flax seed
meal and they still came out super tasty.
Just went through the
almond flour /
meal products in the US and here is what I
found.
Hi Tulasi, thanks for your message again I used a mix of
almond meal (same as ground
almond yes) and buckwheat
flour to make this because I
find that using all buckwheat
flour makes the loaf too dense and gummy.
Some recipes I have
found call for lots of
almond meal /
flour which is not good for my waist line.
I have been working with
almond meal /
flour and coconut
flour for about 6 years now and I have not
found a gluten free, low carb pancake recipe that I liked as much as this one.
Ingredients: 1 tsp olive oil 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 cup chopped crimini mushrooms 1/2 cup chopped shiitake mushrooms 1 small onion, finely chopped 3/4 cup walnuts 1 cup
almond meal (directions to make your own
found at the bottom of the link) or organic gluten free
flour 1 egg, beaten Coarse salt from our recommended sources and... Read More»
If you know of any place I can
find glycemic index numbers for
almond flour or
almond meal, flaxseeds and other products that are not wheat, please advise — with all the attention on these products, I do not understand the void — can you help me?
Thank you, Sharon I get my
Almond Meal /
Flour here: http://www.netrition.com/cgi/goto.cgi?pid=230-0001&aid=3558 and you'll
find Almond butter there too.
Didn't have blanched
almond flour (and don't know if I'm able to find that where I'm at, halfway around the globe and at a reasonable price) but we used Almond meal (unblanched) and it has a great raw texture to it that my kids prefer to the batch we did with plain almond
almond flour (and don't know if I'm able to
find that where I'm at, halfway around the globe and at a reasonable price) but we used
Almond meal (unblanched) and it has a great raw texture to it that my kids prefer to the batch we did with plain almond
Almond meal (unblanched) and it has a great raw texture to it that my kids prefer to the batch we did with plain
almond almond flour.
You can replace it with
almond flour, however, I really do
find the
almond meal (a more dense, course texture) to really compliment the banana and
almond butter REALLY well!