Flour is produced by finely grinding grain through milling. Different types of flour are used for different purposes based on their gluten content - bread flour has high gluten for breads, cake flour is softer for cakes, and all-purpose flour has medium gluten for variety of uses. To store flour properly, it should be kept in a cool, dry, ventilated place away from strong smells in an airtight container and the oldest flour should be used first on a first in, first out basis.
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Flour is a powdery substance produced by finely grinding grain through a process called milling.docx
Flour is produced by finely grinding grain through milling. Different types of flour are used for different purposes based on their gluten content - bread flour has high gluten for breads, cake flour is softer for cakes, and all-purpose flour has medium gluten for variety of uses. To store flour properly, it should be kept in a cool, dry, ventilated place away from strong smells in an airtight container and the oldest flour should be used first on a first in, first out basis.
Flour is produced by finely grinding grain through milling. Different types of flour are used for different purposes based on their gluten content - bread flour has high gluten for breads, cake flour is softer for cakes, and all-purpose flour has medium gluten for variety of uses. To store flour properly, it should be kept in a cool, dry, ventilated place away from strong smells in an airtight container and the oldest flour should be used first on a first in, first out basis.
1,Bread has the highest amount of protein,thus,has,high
gluten content ,so it is used for breads. 2.Cake flour is sometimes called soft flour as it is milled from soft white wheat. 3.All-purpose flour is made from a combination of bread and cake flour sources and has medium gluten strength 4.Other Kinds of Flour a. Self-rising flour b. Rye flour CARE And storage of flour 1.Flour should be stored in a ventilated room free from insects and rodents. 2.Keep flour at least 20.3 cm off the floor to help maintain good circulation 3.Flour should be kept away from products with strong aromas such as spices and onions. 4.Use the “oldest” flour first.Remember that it is “first in, first out” 5.Flour should be kept in dry tin or gass container in a cool dry place.