has anyone used this?
I tried to make it into pancakes along with another kind of flour. It has a funny taste, so I think I have to combine it with something. I added some canola oil and some turbinado sugar to the mix.
They came out alright, but there's still that funny taste.
Any suggestions?
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Maybe make some banana pancakes? That might help to cover up the flavor.
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I just made a regular bread with half of that and also this other flour, I forget what you call it.
I never made bread before really and found this was a good introduction.
I never made bread before really and found this was a good introduction.
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