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Graham Flour - does anyone use it and what for?

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bruffin · 15/11/2013 08:57

I bought this flour
I found this lovely sounding recipe which uses wholewheat flour which is what I thought graham flour was
However the cake didnt seem to want to cook at all and i gave up after about 1 1/2 hours. The flavour of the cake was really lovely but it wasnt a cake as such and we used to for a pudding in the end. There is none left as DS 18 seems to have pigged out on it.

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bruffin · 15/11/2013 08:58

Sorry meant to say was it the flour do you think or just the recipe?

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WithRedWine · 25/11/2013 09:58

It's chickpea flour. Usually for onion bhajis & things.

realhousewifeoffitzrovia · 25/11/2013 12:02

I think the OP bought real graham flour as opposed to chickpea or gram flour. It's readily available in North America but I've never seen it in the UK - now I know where to find it! Graham crackers are kind of the North American equivalent of digestives. Check here for recipes: www.yummly.com/recipes/baking-with-graham-flour

Graham Flour - does anyone use it and what for?
bruffin · 26/11/2013 00:46

Thank you
Yes it is the real graham flour. I did find the link bwfore but most of the recipes ask for graham cracker crumb rather than the flour. I think i will attempt some bread from it.

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Nolda · 05/12/2013 07:14

The flour you bought is Swedish. My mother is Swedish and I'll check with her but I was under the same impression as you that it is wholemeal flour.

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