Hi Charlotte, you can, expecting a chewier texture, particularly in a cake. So if you're looking for a very tender cake, it may not on the menu until you're able to get your hands on some flour with lower protein. But you can absolutely use it, you'll just need to add some additional liquid to your recipes as this blog explains, about 2 teaspoons per cup of flour if the recipe calls for all-purpose.
May 6, 2020 at 10:05am
In reply to Can I use bread flour in… by Charlotte Dunn (not verified)
Hi Charlotte, you can, expecting a chewier texture, particularly in a cake. So if you're looking for a very tender cake, it may not on the menu until you're able to get your hands on some flour with lower protein. But you can absolutely use it, you'll just need to add some additional liquid to your recipes as this blog explains, about 2 teaspoons per cup of flour if the recipe calls for all-purpose.