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Still, the only difference is that the bread flour is grainier than the semolina flour, coarser in texture. To swap it with semolina flour, follow the same 1:1, one cup of bread flour for one cup of semolina flour. 8. Pastry flour If you like your bread to be airier and fluffier, you need to try pastry flour for sure!
Semolina is a high-gluten flour made from hard durum wheat. It has a rather coarse texture, yellow color, and is high in gluten protein.The high gluten content means the flour is especially well suited for making pasta, but this flour is also a common ingredient in bread and baked goods as well as couscous.Semolina is available throughout the world but is most popular in Italy.