As for the flour,
I think white whole wheat would work.
Oat flour tends to be a little finicky so that's risky but
I think white whole wheat would work.
Do
you think white whole wheat flour would work in place of the whole wheat pastry flour?
Not exact matches
I
think better batter will probably be a good option for
white flour substitution, but I used almost exclusively
whole wheat flours before and can't get past using so much pure carb, no / low protein stuff primarily.
I
thought about substituting all purpose
white but after I read about the problems some of you had with the center texture, some hunch led me to use
whole wheat flour instead.
Do you
think the all - purpose could be subbed with
white whole wheat?
So, I'm going to continue the flour question by asking what you
think about using
white whole wheat flour?!
I
think you have to go into it realizing that they are going to taste healthy and not like a
white flour muffin, but that being said, they are way lighter than any
whole wheat muffin I have made previously.
Hi Allyson, I'm not worried about gluten free and don't have brown rice flour on hand, so I planned on using
white whole wheat flour for this... do you
think it will be an issue?
As much as I love the health benes of the
whole wheat flour, I
think I may experiment with only
white flour next time (King Arthur of course) Pros: haven't eaten it yet!
I
think you could pretty much use whichever flour you preferred;
white,
whole wheat,
whole wheat pastry, or spelt.
The recipe says to use self - rising flour, but do you
think regular,
white whole wheat flour would be ok?
I
think the crackers were great and will try the
white whole wheat flour the next time.
Fiber in
whole grains was
thought to slow down the release of insulin in the bloodstream but it turns out that
whole wheat bread for example, causes your insulin to spike just as much as
white.
I
think you could pretty much use whichever flour you preferred;
white,
whole wheat,
whole wheat pastry, or spelt.