Whole Wheat Pastry Flour

kahlana
on 2/14/12 6:37 am - Sitka, AK
VSG on 01/26/12
Has anyone tried this in their baking? How did it turn out? Is it as light as white flour or is it more dense on the finished product?
              
 
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Nanns_Journey
on 2/14/12 6:42 am
I've used whole wheat flour (wasn't "pastry") for making bread and it was more dense than white.  I don't know if that's helpful to you or not.  I know there  many different kinds of flour out there.  Since pastries are typically expected to be light, perhaps the "pastry" verision somehow is?  More of a question than a statement on my part.  I look forward to hearing from the experiences of others and learning something new!

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Birdie55
on 2/14/12 7:31 am
I use it regularly.  Usually I use half ww pastry flour with all purpose or half WW with all purpose.  I've never noticed a difference in denseness for the finished product when I use ww pastry flour.  

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kahlana
on 2/14/12 11:23 am - Sitka, AK
VSG on 01/26/12
thanks birdie... I was looking at trying some of the family's normal recipes with it to see if i can make them a tad bit more sleeve friendly but I am not a fan of brick biscuits and such lol.
              
 
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