Hi Sharzi! Sorry for the frustrations, it can really come down to what you are attempting to make with almond flour. Your best bet if you'd like to entirely almond flour in a recipe is a cake or cookie recipe that uses a lot of egg whites to bind and smooth out the dough or batter. If you are looking to make a bread or quick bread, you'll need to combine almond flour with another kind of flour in order to avoid the graininess. A ratio of 75% all purpose flour to 25% almond flour is a good place to start for this. Give us a call on the baker's hotline if you'd like to discuss this further, happy baking!
October 7, 2024 at 12:26pm
In reply to No matter what I've tried to… by Sharzi (not verified)
Hi Sharzi! Sorry for the frustrations, it can really come down to what you are attempting to make with almond flour. Your best bet if you'd like to entirely almond flour in a recipe is a cake or cookie recipe that uses a lot of egg whites to bind and smooth out the dough or batter. If you are looking to make a bread or quick bread, you'll need to combine almond flour with another kind of flour in order to avoid the graininess. A ratio of 75% all purpose flour to 25% almond flour is a good place to start for this. Give us a call on the baker's hotline if you'd like to discuss this further, happy baking!