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The graham cracker recipe in FC issue #105 calls for graham flour. According to the all-knowing internet, there is a difference between graham and whole wheat flours in that graham flour has the components milled separately. According to you experience bakers, is there really a noticeable difference, or can I substitute freely? I'm playing along with the Cook the Issue challenge, but trying to minimize the new ingredients I need to buy.
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undecided... (post #69936, reply #1 of 1)
Well, I tried using regular whole wheat flour. I wasn't particularly impressed with the graham cracker recipe, but I cant attribute that to the flour-- also am not curious enough to hunt down graham flour and try the recipe again. I prefer most things homemade (bagels, english muffins, breads), but bring on the packaged graham crackers.
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