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I put plain flour into a clear jar and self raising flour into another clear jar.I was to label the jars, but forgot. Is there any way to find out which is which . Please.
Re: I put plain flour into a clear jar and self raising...
You will find out if you want to make biscuits and you need to use self-rising flour just by making the biscuits. If they rise it will be self-rising flour. That would be a good way to figure it our. Good Luck!
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If, by cream flour you mean all-purpose flour, I found this on recipe.com:
combine 1 cup of all-purpose flour with 1 1/2 teaspoons of baking powder and 1/2 teaspoon of salt.
Accurate measured ingredients, fresh and best ingredients (especially yeast and flour), warm liquid (110 degrees), use peanut oil instead of butter (raises well and stays fresh longer), pkg. Rapid Rise yeast is same as bottled bread machine yeast and is always fresher (1 pkg equals 2 1/4 tsp.so use jarred yeast for odd amounts, ie. 5 tsp=2 pkgs + 1/2 tsp from jar). Wheat bread will rise good and drop a little but stays good for slicing. Oster's pan is too large so I cut loaf in half length ways for smaller and easy to slice pieces.
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