**Dear Strawberries** new

September 3, 2008

in Common Questions

Question:
Can I substitute brown rice flour for the white rice flour in your recipes?

Answer:

Yes, brown and white rice flours can be substituted for each other, technically.  But, I have a “but” to this answer.  I haven’t found brown rice flour that is fine enough to use in baking (like cookies and cakes), or even quick breads.  I find that the brown rice flour, when substituted for half the flour in my recipes is too grainy.  It makes the baked goods taste a little sandy and it also impacts the amount of liquid used in the recipe.

My recommendation is to start substituting 1/3 of the flour with brown rice flour, and see if you like it.  If you are grinding your own flour – that is even better!  Start with 1:2 subsitutions.

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