Teri, that might depend on what you're baking. As a general rule, though, make the recipe as written, and judge from there. If it seems a tad dry, go ahead and add an extra tablespoon or two of water. Substitutions in recipes often involve a fair bit of note-taking and tweaking, but we've found that you can exchange almond flour for a bit of the all-purpose flour in many recipes without the moisture content being too far off. Kat@KAF
November 20, 2018 at 1:11pm
In reply to when baking if I use almond flour in place of all purpose white… by teri (not verified)