February 13, 2018 - 6:48am
Coarse whole wheat flour
Hi - new to the site and to bread baking and wondering where to get coarse whole wheat flour. I've found a very UN-intimidating recipe for a baguette that calls for 1-1/2 c. white flour, 1-1/2 c. whole wheat flour and 3/4 c. coarse ground whole wheat flour. It does say that if you can't find the coarse ground, just use more regular whole wheat flour. But I'm wondering if it's worth tracking down the coarse ground and where to find it. My grocery store is pretty good, but they didn't have it. Thanks for any help and advice!
Welcome. You have a found a great site. Looking forward to seeing the outcome of this recipe. Perhaps you can find it on-line if you wish to follow the recipe as closely as possible.
Thank you! Online sources were still a little vague about what exactly qualified as coarse ground. But I'm figuring it out and really appreciate your help!
Graham flour would be you coarse whole wheat.
Thank you! My local grocery DOES carry Bob's Red Mill graham flour so I'll grab some. Appreciate your help!