Jun 2022
8:59am, 5 Jun 2022
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LindsD
They look amazing
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Jun 2022
9:20am, 5 Jun 2022
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Hanneke
Buvkwheat is a very heavy flour that stays wet Roo. When I bake gluten free sourdough, I only add it as an additional flour or the bread stays very soluid. Too much buckwheat I'd say.
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Jun 2022
9:23am, 5 Jun 2022
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Hanneke
I came in to say I experimented with Dutch egg cakes yesterday, using Shipton Mill's gluten free utility flour and some dessicated coconut. They were so lush, airy and fluffy I ate all 12 of them yesterday... No harm done, as that was 4 eggs, 100 grammes of flour and 100 grammes of sugar... The scales won't have tipped from my gluttony!
Now it is raining again so I ponder another experiment with them: adding cocoa powder to make chocolate ones...
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Jun 2022
7:54pm, 5 Jun 2022
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Nicholls595
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Jun 2022
7:55pm, 5 Jun 2022
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Nicholls595
Ooooops
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Jun 2022
7:55pm, 5 Jun 2022
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Nicholls595
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Jun 2022
7:56pm, 5 Jun 2022
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Nicholls595
Eventually!
Holy Grail of a Yorkshire Pudding
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Jun 2022
8:56pm, 5 Jun 2022
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Lizzie Whizz
Wow!
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Jun 2022
9:16pm, 5 Jun 2022
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sallykate
Quite the eruption! Very impressive.
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Jun 2022
9:20pm, 5 Jun 2022
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sallykate
On RooA's questions re scones: I have no experience with making them with buckwheat flour but would suggest that a wettish dough and a very hot oven is the way to go. It only needs a very light roll - or even pressing with a hand - so can be quite wet.
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