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plain flour to self-raising flour

mwexford · 2008-11-07 14:28:49

Can someone help please? What do I need to add to plain to give me self-raising flour - and in what quantity? Thanks in anticipation

07-11-2008 2:28pm

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mwexford

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Can someone help please? What do I need to add to plain to give me self-raising flour - and in what quantity?
Thanks in anticipation

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#2 07-11-2008 2:42pm

noby

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Baking powder. Probably a teaspoon or two for your average quantity.

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#3 07-11-2008 3:51pm

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I think it's 450 gm. or 16 oz. plain flour + 1 oz./25 gm. baking powder

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#4 07-11-2008 4:36pm

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Its prob cheaper to just buy SR flour than a bag of Baking Powder ye might not use up

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#5 07-11-2008 4:38pm

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Thanks to all of the above - off to the kitchen now!

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