Forgetting Why You Bought Something

[Jean Marie]

Hi,
I bought a 5 lb. bag of self-rising flour and used some of it ( maybe a few cups?) and I'm pretty sure I wanted to make it again but not just right then. I looked at some recipes and can't find any w/self-rising flour.
Jean Marie

[Poinciana]

Hi,
I bought a 5 lb. bag of self-rising flour and used some of it ( maybe a few cups?) and I'm pretty sure I wanted to make it again but not just right then. I looked at some recipes and can't find any w/self-rising flour.
Jean Marie

Take a look at some of the recipes using self-rising flour at this link, Jean Marie. You may find some that appeal to you. Scroll down the page at the link for the recipes.

Self-Rising Flour | King Arthur Flour

I buy some things from King Arthur but not their flour because they have King Arthur Flour products at my regular grocery store. The King Arthur website is a baker's dream place. They have so many other things I can't find here.

[imalefty]

How about Googling self-rising flour recipes?

[Jean Marie]

Thanks Poinciana for the link and Thanks Imalefty I just might do that. I did find a recipe that I made that called for self-rising flour.
Jean Marie

The recipe also called for toasted wheat germ. I couldn't find any in the store so I substituted and bought Co Co Wheats creamy hot cereal. It's something like Cream of Wheat. Oh, it was a Apple Banana Bread.

[imalefty]

Hi again,Jean-Marie! I just googled self rising flour recipes. Wow! Lots of them. From Betty Crocker, Pillsbury, so many. I just might have to buy some myself! Happy Baking!

[Jean Marie]

Hi imalefty! You can make your own self rising flour.