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Self Raising Flour - Bread

21-03-2016 02:12PM

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Zelda247

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Do you still need to leave the bread to rise for an hour if you use self raising? so no yeast etc?

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#2 21-03-2016 02:18PM

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No, quick breads (those that have no yeast) should be baked as soon as practical after they are mixed.

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#3 21-03-2016 02:47PM

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Speedwell wrote: »

No, quick breads (those that have no yeast) should be baked as soon as practical after they are mixed.

Oh thanks, gosh I am a right dope, I have been leaving them for the hour to rise!!

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