My suggestion if you try it would be to
increase the flour amount by like 2 tablespoons to start with And might also need to increase the baking time slightly.
Not exact matches
Here are some of the modifications I made: I oven baked instead of frying, I added another type of cheese, substituted breadcrumbs for the
flour and
increased the
amount of eggs in the recipe.
If not using sun - dried tomatoes (which bind the mixture a bit more), you may need to
increase the
amount of aquafaba and rice
flour a little bit.
You can also decrease the
amount of
flour and
increase the cornmeal (still totaling 2 cups), for more of an old - fashioned texture.
For this one, I bumped the overall proportion of whole grain
flour up to about 75 % by using whole grain
flours (equal parts spelt, wheat, and rye) instead of white
flour in the final feeding of the starter, and
increasing the
amount of whole grain
flour in the final dough as well.
If you were to use a nut
flour in this recipe, I'd probably
increase the
amount used - although I haven't tried it yet!
Be sure that you're not packing your cups with
flour, that can greatly
increase the
amount of each cup.
Because agave is so sweet, I
increased the
amount of syrup to 1/3 cup, and I threw in a couple of extra tablespoons of almond
flour to soak up the extra liquid.
With this particular recipe, since it's already got ground almonds in it I would just substitute the
flour for gluten - free baking mix, or perhaps
increase the
amount of ground almonds to 1 cup and use 1 cup of baking mix instead of 1 1/2 cups.
If you use the cassava ap
flour blend instead of the almond ap
flour blend in one of my recipes, you should decrease the
amount of
flour by 20 %, and if you use the almond
flour instead of the cassava
flour blend in one of my recipes, you should
increase the
amount of
flour by 20 %.
Therefore it's not really interchangeable in recipes because there would need to be an adjustment in the
amount of sugar and the spices added, and perhaps an
increase in
flour.
Note: if you do nt have almond
flour or you don't wan na use it cause it is pretty pricey, you can simply
increase the
amount of buckwheat or oats.Though, using the almonds will make them richer.
You could try
increasing the
amount of brown rice and sorghum
flours to make up that weight.
Hi Namita, Am quite keen to make this one... Was wondering if I could replace Maida by
increasing the
amount of other
flours or something like it... Kindly guide... Thx..
I'm
increasing the
amount of spelt
flour in this recipe little by little, maybe I'll use a half and half ratio next time.
You may also need to
increase amount of buttermilk to help lift the batter a little bit more — it was pretty stiff using white whole wheat
flour.
To help achieve this happy middle ground, we've
increased the upper
amount of
flour to 7 1/4 ounces (1 2/3 cup), and also added a note about adding more
flour if necessary to bring the dough together.
I haven't tried making this crust without the cake meal, but you could try
increasing the
amount of almond
flour to about 3.5 oz and the potato starch to 2 ounces.
I would suggest
increasing the
amount of all - purpose
flour to 3/4 cup (instead of the 1/2 cup suggested in the recipe).
If you want to load these up with protein, you can replace 1/2 cup of the oat
flour with an equal
amount of your favorite protein powder (I've used hemp with delicious success), but you'll want to
increase the almondmilk measurement by 2 tablespoons.
I would start with replacing just a small
amount of
flour — maybe half a cup with whole wheat and
increase slightly every next time from there.
Some recipes
increase the
amount of baking mix /
flour by 1/4 to 1/2 cup.
You can try using almond
flour (you'll probably need to
increase the
amount slightly though)?
Flour tends to be drier at high elevation, so increase the amount of liquid in the recipe by 2 to 3 tablespoons for each cup of flour called for at 5,000 feet, and by 3 to 4 tablespoons at 7,00
Flour tends to be drier at high elevation, so
increase the
amount of liquid in the recipe by 2 to 3 tablespoons for each cup of
flour called for at 5,000 feet, and by 3 to 4 tablespoons at 7,00
flour called for at 5,000 feet, and by 3 to 4 tablespoons at 7,000 ft.
FEEDING YOUR SOURDOUGH STARTER 1 ounce sourdough starter 1 ounce unbleached
flour or whole wheat
flour (preferably freshly ground or sprouted
flour) 1/2 cup water (filtered for chlorine and fluoride, room temperature)(If you need more starter, for example, if you are doing bulk baking and freezing your bread, you can
increase these
amounts)
For example, if you use a syrup instead of a granulated sugar, you may need to
increase the
amount of
flour or other dry ingredient called for.
NOTE: These cookies can be made with all - purpose
flour; the
amount of
flour may need to be
increased by 1/2 cup however.
(I started with 2 3/4 cups
flour but
increased the
amount to 3 cups after I noticed the dough was too sticky to touch.)
If I were you, I'd use 2 tablespoons in place of 2 tablespoons of
flour and if that works,
increase the
amount the next time.
Or you could try omitting the nut
flour and just using 1 cup of coconut
flour, but you'll also have to
increase the
amount of nut butter / tahini, because coconut
flour tends to be dry and crumbly on its own.
Increase the
amount of
flour if the mixture is too sticky.
If making a larger batch just keep the oil - to -
flour ratios as you
increase the
amounts.
Therefore it's not really interchangeable in recipes because there would need to be an adjustment in the
amount of sugar and the spices added, and perhaps an
increase in
flour.
Working with two common wheat
flours, «we found that
increasing fermentation time to 48 hours doubled the
amount of antioxidants called phenolic acids in the dough,» Moore says.
Then, I read an article that simply said to
increase the
amount of
flour to reach a consistency that was thicker, and I've never looked back.
In the name of convenience, we've largely stopped using these traditional preparation methods, further reducing the
amount of nutrients we can obtain from grains and
flours and potentially
increasing the
amount of mineral - binding phytic acid we consume.
I couldn't find ground rice so
increased the
amount of
flour used.
You can make these cookies less puffy by omitting the baking powder, and by
increasing the
amount of chickpea
flour to 2 whole cups.
If you use any
flour besides almond
flour,
increase the
amount of nut butter to half a cup (to replace moisturizing fats from almond
flour) and however much unsweetened almond milk (or milk of choice) as it takes to achieve a thick yet spreadable batter.
If you do not have gelatin, simply
increase the
amount of tigernut
flour by 2 tbsp.
You will need to vary the
amounts of the different
flours to taste, for example, the potato
flour will give a more «earthy» flavour which is great for savoury dishes, so
increase potato
flour if you want this taste.
If weight loss is the desire he states: «
increase the
amount of nonstarchy vegetables», avoid
flour products breads, pasta's, etc..
I think that if you do want to use the honey, you might have to
increase the
amount of
flour a bit, just to be safe.