(1) Basically a mix of refined wheat flour , sugar and dried fruit, there's not much to be said for this from a nutritional perspective.

(2) Other reasons for importing the commodity was because of its high quality nature which if blended with the local wheat gives quality bread flour .

(3) Make sure that you add just enough gram flour so that the vegetables stick together.

(4) Net impact carbs result from replacing wheat flour with soy flour or adding fiber, sugar alcohols or fat.

(5) One example is the brand's Egg Replacement, which comes in a box and uses potato starch and tapioca flour as a base.

(6) Using about half white and half whole wheat flour is a good mix for a nutritious light bread.

(7) Long before this, however, Native Americans had used the seeds for flour and the oil in their hair, and the petals for dyes.

(8) Reacting to media reports about growing flour prices, Kabil said wheat, flour , and bread prices were approaching the ideal ratio of one to two to four.

(9) What's the advice that books always give after they tell you to lightly flour your baking surface?

(10) Cut the dough into two equal portions, flour them lightly, and tuck and shape them into fat cylinders.

(11) The Chamorro people make tortillas of flour from seeds of cycads, which carry potent chemicals such as the neurotoxin BMAA.

(12) Such scones are made from wheat flour sifted with baking powder, mixed with a small proportion of sugar.

(13) Add to flour mixture, along with remaining whole wheat flour , salt and honey.

(14) Next time you are outside with a fire, make a biscuit dough, a simple one with whole wheat flour , baking powder, salt and the like.

(15) Potato flour

(16) Grease and flour two round cake pans

(17) A third is basbusa, a baked cake made of wheat flour and soaked in syrup.

(18) If the main ingredient on a multigrain bread is enriched wheat flour , for example, it does not contain whole grain.

(19) Flax seeds, flaxseed flour and flaxseed meal are also good dietary sources of phytoestrogens.

(20) When a landlord gives them alms, usually wheat flour or grain, a Basdeva sings a song in praise of the family.