That's an interesting idea, Bonita! While potato flour and a tangzhong starter do accomplish some of the same results in terms of holding moisture in your baked good, I wouldn't necessarily consider this a one to one substitute. If you don't have potato flour and want to add a tangzhong starter to your recipe I would count the potato flour as part of the overall flour content and then convert your recipe to incorporate a tangzhong starter, as recommended in this blog post.
March 19, 2022 at 10:05am
In reply to Could you substitute a… by Bonita (not verified)
That's an interesting idea, Bonita! While potato flour and a tangzhong starter do accomplish some of the same results in terms of holding moisture in your baked good, I wouldn't necessarily consider this a one to one substitute. If you don't have potato flour and want to add a tangzhong starter to your recipe I would count the potato flour as part of the overall flour content and then convert your recipe to incorporate a tangzhong starter, as recommended in this blog post.