You make an excellent point, Grace! I wouldn't assume that the substitutions didn't go well, since the guide says that amaranth flour performed best in "pancakes and quick breads." Since amaranth is a gluten-free flour I would begin with a smaller amount (25-50%) when substituting it into recipes you're uncertain about, and see how you enjoy the results. Barley flour, also says it performed best in pancakes and quick breads, so I would starter with 25% if you'd like to try substituting it in a scone or bread recipe.
January 9, 2022 at 4:50pm
In reply to The guide doesn't seem to… by Grace (not verified)
You make an excellent point, Grace! I wouldn't assume that the substitutions didn't go well, since the guide says that amaranth flour performed best in "pancakes and quick breads." Since amaranth is a gluten-free flour I would begin with a smaller amount (25-50%) when substituting it into recipes you're uncertain about, and see how you enjoy the results. Barley flour, also says it performed best in pancakes and quick breads, so I would starter with 25% if you'd like to try substituting it in a scone or bread recipe.