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Recipe(tried): Using whole wheat pastry flour in baking
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Dianne, CA 6-8-2004
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 MSG ID: 0214943
Sharon, I use whole wheat pastry (WWP) flour often, when I make muffins, quick breads, and cookies. I generally use a ratio of 1/2 WWP and 1/2 AP flour. When making yeast bread, though, it is my understanding, based on my readings, that WWP flour should not be used. It is a softer wheat flour, which is perfect for muffins and quick breads, but not ideal for yeast breads. If you are wanting a whole wheat bread, it is best to use whole wheat flour, generally with a combination of bread flour or AP flour. Hope that helps!

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  sharon - 6-6-2004
 
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2 Recipe(tried): Using whole wheat pastry flour in baking
    Dianne, CA - 6-8-2004
   
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