I am completely new to baking. I have a recipe offering only abbreviations. I understand WW and AP.What does BF mean? Log in or register to post comments LOL, we deal with them everywhere, no?In this case, BF means Bread Flour, which has a higher level of protein than does All Purpose Flour.Hope that helps. Welcome to baking and to TFL (The Fresh Loaf)!Cathy Log in or register to post comments BF is bread flour.Edit: Beat me to it... I am surprised that isn't here: http://www.thefreshloaf.com/faqs/glossary Log in or register to post comments I used to wonder how in blazes people were baking bread in an automated banking machine! Log in or register to post comments
LOL, we deal with them everywhere, no?In this case, BF means Bread Flour, which has a higher level of protein than does All Purpose Flour.Hope that helps. Welcome to baking and to TFL (The Fresh Loaf)!Cathy Log in or register to post comments
BF is bread flour.Edit: Beat me to it... I am surprised that isn't here: http://www.thefreshloaf.com/faqs/glossary Log in or register to post comments
I used to wonder how in blazes people were baking bread in an automated banking machine! Log in or register to post comments
LOL, we deal with them everywhere, no?
In this case, BF means Bread Flour, which has a higher level of protein than does All Purpose Flour.
Hope that helps. Welcome to baking and to TFL (The Fresh Loaf)!
Cathy
BF is bread flour.
Edit: Beat me to it... I am surprised that isn't here: http://www.thefreshloaf.com/faqs/glossary
I used to wonder how in blazes people were baking bread in an automated banking machine!