Sentences with phrase «regular almond flour»

All I know is that using regular almond flour does not produce the same result.
Regular almond flour doesn't work well in this recipe.
I used this in low - carb recipes to replace regular almond flour.
I think regular almond flour would create oily crackers with this particular recipe.
I also used regular almond flour instead of the blanched and they came out looking like whole grain breads.
If you make this recipe with regular almond flour, the result will probably be a little different and you may need to use a little extra flour, as I found the Sukrin version to be quite a lot more absorbent.
Instead of de-oiled almond flour, you can use a cup of regular almond flour or 1/2 cup of coconut flour.
Although it's easy to find de-oiled almond flour in the UK where I live, I only found one product in the US that is de-oiled, so you may need to use regular almond flour instead.
Also, if you scroll through the comments, a person mentioned that they did make this with regular almond flour and they were okay with it.
I have a question... did you use a regular almond flour (like Bob's) or a blanched almond flour?
Judy, the almond pulp that's leftover after making almond milk won't work in my regular almond flour recipes, but it will work in my almond pulp recipes:
Carol, you can use this four in our Caribbean Rum Cake recipe or you can use regular Almond Flour (not toasted, also available in the shop section of our website).
Compared to regular almond flour / meal, there is less fat (14 g of fat in 100 grams of de-oiled compared to about 50 grams of fat in regular almond flour).
I guess most people will have to use regular almond flour or / and mix in some coconut flour or psyllium husk powder.
I don't have deoiled almond flour and will use regular almond flour this time... maybe with a bit of coconut flour to remove some of the moisture.
The reason I didn't use regular almond flour (almond meal made from ground blanched almonds) is that de-oiled almond flour helps achieve fluffier and lighter results.
As far as the marzipan itself, I should have started with blanched almond flour (as the recipe suggests) instead of just using regular almond flour.
I'd imagine that your regular almond flour would work just fine though.
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