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I am back on the cookie train. I have pamelas mix it is great but my question is this...

Kinnikinnick has an all purpose mix ... do they have a regular flour and if you use it can it be substuited totally like regualr flour in anything and if so what do you need to add besides /baking powder /baking soda... or should i just stick to pamelas? thanks christine ( ps the site is really differnt am I getting into it differently ... either some one has made a million changes or.... I am accessing the board in a differnt way ... or am i insane... insane sounds more like it ... its called holiday insanity . it goes away when there is no holidays. chris

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I use the Flour mix for cookies and add some xanthum gum (about 1/2 to 1 tsp depending on size of recipe.

The all purpose mix is good for muffins etc - I havent used it but I think it has other stuff added (?) that makes it a good base for pancakes/muffins etc.

Hope this helps!

I find the rice flour blend from terracotto Open Original Shared Link

makes awesome donuts and muffins.

Doesnt mean you have to get that actual brand - but they can maybe tell you what kind of rice blend they carry..

Sandy

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