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Flour for Thickening

Posted By: sarmt on 2007-11-19
In Reply to: Cornstarch OR Flour for thickening - gravy?

I make a roux, chestnut brown, with flour & use for thickening.....but then, I'm from the South.


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Cornstarch OR Flour for thickening
Just curious which method you use. I prefer cornstarch mixed with water to form a smooth thin paste. I find it works faster than the flour method. How about you?

arrowroot for thickening...........

You could also use flour to thicken it up.
That is what I do....do not use bread crumbs...you just need something to thicken it that will keep it together.


Just regular all-purpose flour - nm
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never froze cereal or flour.
I have never had a problem with weavils either but I know what they are because we had them once when I was a teenager. I bake a lot and we are all about breakfast here so maybe that's why. Even though I stock up we still go through it pretty fast and I am sure to rotate everything to the front of the shelves when I bring it home.