Self-Rising Flour Substitute

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    Self-Rising Flour Substitute

    by Heather on December 8, 2007

    Dear Home Ec 101,

    Crap girls. I can’t figure out which is better between self-rising and all-purpose.

    Signed,

    ~Flummuxed by Flour 

    HeatherHeather says:

    Self-rising flour is nothing more than flour with a little salt and baking soda already included.  For every cup of flour mix in:

    1 1/4 tsp baking soda

    1/2 tsp salt

    Self-rising flour loses its potency with time and exposure to humidity.  It must be kept in an airtight container.  Do not use self-rising flour to make bread.

    Personally I never bother with purchasing self-rising flour, I am of the opinion the occasional thirty-seconds saved isn’t worth the loss of pantry space.  I need to have baking soda and salt on hand for other things, anyhow.

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    Kathy T. December 8, 2007 at 3:37 pm

    :) thanks!

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    Margo December 8, 2007 at 4:43 pm

    That’s one of those things I never knew, but just figured I’d look stupid for not knowing – so I never asked. I sure wish my mama had told me. ;-)

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