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whole wheat flour vs regular flour question

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Ian&EmmesMommy23
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whole wheat flour vs regular flour question

if a recipe calls for 2 cups of flour, but i want to substitute with whole wheat flour, would you use the same measurements or a little less?

Posted 1/3/11 9:52 AM
 
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Re: whole wheat flour vs regular flour question

Same measurements.

Posted 1/3/11 11:02 AM
 

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Re: whole wheat flour vs regular flour question

Posted by MrsS6510

Same measurements.



Yep. Same

Posted 1/3/11 11:11 AM
 

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Re: whole wheat flour vs regular flour question

I usually only use half whole wheat and half regular. If you use all whole wheat, it can come out very dense - i.e. if you are making banana bread, etc. If you are making wheat bread then I would follow a specific recipe for it. I use the same total amount of flour that it calls for.

Posted 1/3/11 11:24 AM
 

Ian&EmmesMommy23
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Re: whole wheat flour vs regular flour question

Posted by queensgal

I usually only use half whole wheat and half regular. If you use all whole wheat, it can come out very dense - i.e. if you are making banana bread, etc. If you are making wheat bread then I would follow a specific recipe for it. I use the same total amount of flour that it calls for.



thanks! thats exactly what happened to me. i made banana bread and used all whole wheat and it tasted a little dry.

Posted 1/3/11 12:35 PM
 

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Re: whole wheat flour vs regular flour question

whole wheat is "thirstier" than all purpose flour. it's also more dense. you'll need more water and/or less flour if you're going 100% ww.

if you're making something like a quick bread, i'd substitute little by little until you find the balance that's good for you.

i make ww bread almost every week, and it is very different than working with ap flour.

hth

Posted 1/3/11 3:42 PM
 

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Re: whole wheat flour vs regular flour question

Posted by queensgal

I usually only use half whole wheat and half regular. If you use all whole wheat, it can come out very dense - i.e. if you are making banana bread, etc. If you are making wheat bread then I would follow a specific recipe for it. I use the same total amount of flour that it calls for.



I was just going to post the EXACT same thing! I never substitute the entire recipe, just half (or slightly more, depending on what I am making)

Posted 1/3/11 7:24 PM
 
 

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