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White Whole Wheat Flour

by Sonja W » Sun Apr 20, 2008 5:51 pm

Have any of you used white whole wheat flour for baking? There was an article about it in the CJ several weeks ago, but I neglected to note the brand. Online, I found reference to a version made by King Arthur (the mill, not the myth). I have not found it yet in stores.

When I buy bread, I go whole-grain, but when I bake it I prefer the airiness of a lighter flour. By the way, I am at this moment experimenting with a version of the "easiest, no-knead" bread recipe that Mark Bittman wrote about in the NYT. It required just a simple mixing in the KitchenAid of salt, yeast, water and flour. The dough is now rising, and in a few hours I'll pull off a piece and bake it. No kneading! What's not to love?
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Re: White Whole Wheat Flour

by Lois Mauk » Sun Apr 20, 2008 6:56 pm

Have you checked with Nuts N Stuff? I'd bet they have it, if you want to give it a try.

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Re: White Whole Wheat Flour

by Suzi Bernert » Sun Apr 20, 2008 7:14 pm

Also you might try the Fresh Market.
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Re: White Whole Wheat Flour

by Dan Thomas » Mon Apr 21, 2008 3:36 am

If you simply "sift" your flour before you use it...I feel that you would be happy with the results...

By the way, almost any King Arthur product is close to as good as you can get...without milling it yourself
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