Bread Flour In Place Of Regular Flour?
Decorating By Landert Updated 20 Nov 2008 , 4:35pm by OhMyGanache
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OhMyGanache
Posted 20 Nov 2008 , 3:59pm
post #5 of 7
Actually, you could - if you mixed it with cake flour. There is a formula which I won't bore you with since you're already purchasing more flour.
OhMyGanache
Posted 20 Nov 2008 , 4:35pm
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Originally Posted by leahs
Ya know, Pole I thought of that also, but I kinda thought that if she didn't have AP flour she probably didn't have cake flour either.
Meh . . . you know what happens when you assume.
Ya know, Pole I thought of that also, but I kinda thought that if she didn't have AP flour she probably didn't have cake flour either.
Meh . . . you know what happens when you assume.
And see, my natural assumption was that a cake decorator/baker would have cake flour. But I realize that not everyone is like me and keeps 20 different types of flour in their pantry. LOL!
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