She also only used all - purpose flour but I opted for
white whole wheat just for health's sake.
Not exact matches
I used 200g
white whole wheat flour with the
white bread flour,
just to add a like wholesome goodness.
Just made this recipe only used coconut butter instead of regular butter and 1 cup
whole wheat flour / 1/2
white flour.
Our final version has
just 1 1/2 tablespoons of butter (instead of the original 7 tablespoons), lots of
whole wheat flour, and
just 3/4 cup of
white chocolate chips (instead of the original whopping 2 cups — and it's still PLENTY!).
Just made two loaves (one with
white flour and one with
whole wheat pastry flour).
Beautiful to behold, this creative recipe is also full of protein and good - for - you ingredients like
whole -
wheat pastry flour, sweet potatoes, olive oil, garlic, kale, and
just a bit of
white wine (which is rich in antioxidants).
If you're having trouble finding it, though — then definitely
just take our suggestion of using 1/2 regular
whole wheat flour and 1/2
white, all - purpose flour.
I whisked together
whole wheat white flour,
wheat germ, sugar (
just a tablespoon), dried parsley, dried rosemary, baking powder, and salt.
I
just made a plum tart with
white whole wheat flour, and the
whole grain crust really makes the difference.
Of course I swapped that out for
whole wheat white AND used
wheat germ for a third of it,
just to make the math challenging.
For example, instead of
just white flour, this cake uses both
white and
whole wheat flours.
Just a quick glance tells you there's quite a difference between
whole wheat flour and
white flour (whether bleached or unbleached).
These pancakes
just happen to be oil - free and don't use any
white flour at all; packed with oats, pecans, and
whole wheat flour, they're hearty without being dense.
The second way to make seitan is by washing
white or
whole wheat flour until you're left with
just the gluten.
We don't have
white whole wheat flour in Finland, so I
just combined a little regular
white flour with a larger amount -LSB-...]
Just add the amt listed in
white) Extra Large Loaf1 / 3 C water1 C mashed very ripe banana (about 2 medium bananas) 3 T vegetable oil, margarine or butter (I use olive oil) 2 large eggs1 t salt1 / 4 C brown sugar, packed2 C
white flour * 2 C
whole -
wheat flour1 1/4 t ground nutmeg or cinnamon (bet pumpkin pie spice would be good) 1 1/2 t bread - machine or instant yeast1 / 3 C each raisins and chopped pecans (optional) * In Canada use all - purpose or bread flour; in the United States use bread flour.
I hope your beadrmaker has a sweet bread button, or
just use the reg cycle.Caribbean Banana BreadLarge Loaf1 / 3 C water3 / 4 C mashed very ripe banana2 T vegetable oil, margarine or butter (I use olive oil) 1 large egg3 / 4 t salt3 T brown sugar, packed1 1/2 C
white flour * 1 1/2 C
whole -
wheat flour1 t ground nutmeg or cinnamon (bet pumpkin pie spice would be good) 1 1/4 t bread - machine or instant yeast1 / 4 C each raisins and chopped pecans (optional) * In Canada use all - purpose or bread flour; in the United States use bread flour.
Dry ingredients in one bowl:
whole wheat white flour (I didn't have
whole wheat white BREAD flour but I was
just hoping that's what the recipe really implied), rolled oats, organic cane sugar (which I shockingly have in abundance), brown sugar, baking powder, baking soda, salt, and cinnamon.
Also, use
just 1 cup of
whole wheat (sifted) and two cups
white flour.
I
just used regular all - purpose flour since it's such a marginal amount, but you could use
wheat or
white whole wheat id that's what you have.
I did make a couple substitutions; I used regular
whole wheat flour because I
just found the
white whole wheat at a store finally & wanted to use the other stuff up first.
Made with a majority
whole wheat flour for nutrition, but with a little
white flour for optimal texture, it's
just the right combination.
I
just made these with half
white flour and half
whole wheat.
I'm
just wondering if I could make these with
whole wheat flour instead of
white flour to make them healthier?
And although I opted for a heartier base of spelt flour, unbleached or
white whole wheat flour will work
just the same.
Don't worry if you don't have spelt flour handy, as
whole wheat flour (preferably
white whole wheat) will work
just fine, too.
Just putting my two cents out there... I only use
White whole wheat, or regular whole wheat mixed with the white... It's never come out d
White whole wheat, or regular
whole wheat mixed with the
white... It's never come out d
white... It's never come out dense.
I didn't have the flours listed in the recipe so I substituted with
white flour and little bit of
whole wheat and
just grated in a handful of the carrot and apple.
If you can't track down
whole wheat pastry flour, substitute unbleached all - purpose flour, or I suspect
white whole wheat flour work
just fine as well.
At high altitude, I measure 17oz of flour (usually about 10 - 15oz of
whole wheat, the rest
white), but for you sea - level dwellers, you can
just do 16oz.
Rolled it up and plopped it into a loaf pan and it was
just like my mommy used to make:) I used a mix of
white whole wheat flour and all purpose flour, and the bread had a wonderful soft texture.
Other than that,
just make sure all the ingredients are the exact same:
WHITE whole wheat flour (I measure mine out so it's consistent from loaf to loaf), vital
wheat gluten, water, etc..
In trying recently to eat more
whole grains (and basically just less white flour and sugar), I found this recipe for Whole Wheat Honey Banana Nut B
whole grains (and basically
just less
white flour and sugar), I found this recipe for
Whole Wheat Honey Banana Nut B
Whole Wheat Honey Banana Nut Bread.
I know it's confusing, but «
White Whole Wheat» is just another variety of whole w
Whole Wheat» is just another variety of whole w
Wheat» is
just another variety of
whole w
whole wheatwheat.
Only change I made was using half
white whole wheat flour (1.5 c) and the other half
just regular
white all purpous flour (1.5 c) to equal the 3c callled for.
I used biological spelt flour in this recipe because I like the taste of it but any
white or
whole wheat flour will do
just nicely.
-- instead of light brown sugar,
just poured in a significant dab of molasses — used vinegar - soured
whole milk instead of buttermilk — used
white whole wheat flour instead of AP — used plain ol' Hershey's cocoa — then went a Mexican - inspired route with the additions of ground ancho powder, cinnamon, and ginger
It's easier to
just use
white and
whole wheat flours.
I
just recently made cornbread with
white and
whole wheat four... and cheese.
To make the sauce,
just add
white whole wheat flour to the mushrooms, then slowly add evaporated milk and vegetable broth, whisking and stirring constantly to break up the clumps.
Came out perfect:) I hate when people change the
whole recipe but here I
just wanted to make do with what I had at home so since I didn't have
whole -
wheat flour I
just used
white flour, I used Turkish strained yogurt which wasn't liquid enough so I had to add some extra milk and I also doubled the spices (because you can never have enough cinnamon hehe I probably put about a tablespoon of cinnamon and a tablespoon of pumpkin spice which is basically cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg etc).
I have been using 365 brand
white flour because I didn't really want to go buy
whole wheat just for this.
Cut maple syrup to
just under 1/4 cup and used 1/2 c.
white flour, 1/2 c.
whole wheat, 1/2 c. oats.
I also used
whole wheat pastry flour and these cookies tasted
just as good as those made with
white flour.
Spaghetti Always choose
whole wheat pastas when possible — they're healthier than
white pastas and taste
just as good.
Eating out tip: Most restaurants do not offer 100 %
whole -
wheat (a lot of «
wheat breads» are made with both
whole -
wheat and
white flours) so it is best to
just avoid things like bread, breading / breadcrumbs, crusts, flour tortillas, etc..
Not as good as
whole wheat — but better than regular pasta, I swapped and my kids never knew the difference, since it looks
just like
white pasta.
It's more than
just choosing
whole wheat over
white or water over soda.
If schools made that one small change, simply replace
whole wheat (or even better, multi-grain) bread for all of the bleached
white flour products sold in school lunches,
just that one change would make a real difference.
Your kids might tell you that
whole -
wheat bread tastes gross compared to
white, or you might whip up a new low - cal recipe that's
just not a winner.