wheat flour
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- noun
- /wiːt flaʊər/
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- This is a scrapple loaf of pork scraps and trimmings combined with cornmeal, wheat flour and spices.
- whole-wheat flour
- 1 cup of wheat flour
- 1 teaspoon of wheat flour
I I switched from white flour to whole wheat flour.
- I I switched from white flour to whole wheat flour.
- And there are all natural great tasting flours that have been used for thousands of years that you can replace white and wheat flour with.
Examples
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Add brown or white rice that has already been cooked and some whole wheat flour.
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Gluten is responsible for the elastic consistency of dough and the chewiness of foods made from wheat flour, like bread and pasta.
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And of course some whole wheat flour, which counts.
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And use whole wheat flour if you need flour. I know.
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So I have wheat flour, cake flour, sugar, salt water.
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Much of the rest is blended with winter wheat flour to improve the quality of white pan bread.
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We usually make homemade pizza with whole wheat flour, but this tasted just as good.
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Future generations will likely benefit from wheat flour improvements made today by researchers at the Soft Wheat Quality Laboratory in Wooster, Ohio.
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This is Viazi Karai from Kenya, which are boiled potatoes dipped in a mixture of eggs, coriander and wheat flour and then deep fried.
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In baking, wheat flour is often used to make bread and pastries.
Synonyms
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A fine powder made from grain used to make bread and cakes
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Flour without baking powder used for baking and cooking
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Morphology
The meaning 'flour made by grinding wheat' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'wheat' (the cereal) with 'flour' (ground grain). This noun–noun compound follows a common compositional pattern found across languages, so a B1 learner who knows both words will readily understand it.
Etymology
Wheat flour comes from the simple act of turning grain into powder: farmers crushed dried wheat between stones to make a fine powder called flour. So wheat flour means 'flour made by grinding wheat', the common powder used for baking.