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Sorghum Flour Substitute


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hello

i live in australia and i am looking for a substitute for sorghum flour to put in a bread recipe by annalise roberts.we do have a lot of sorghum grown here but it is not readily available to the public unfortunately.

has anybody used another product with good results?

any help would be much appreciated

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Ruth52 Newbie

I also live in Australia and have also tried to find sorghum flour. I have been using amaranth flour in place of sorghum and it seems to blend in ok. Amaranth flour is available at health food shops and online. It seems to keep best in a glass container in the fridge.

Hope this helps.

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RiceGuy Collaborator

Can't you order sorghum flour online? Anyway there are a lot of other flours but I haven't looked for a match in this case. I'd guess you'd want to look at the fiber, carbs and protein content, and see what is close to it. Of course the taste/texture it imparts will matter, but that's probably more subject to preference.

Here are some gluten-free flours:

Almond Meal Flour

Amaranth Flour

Black Bean Flour

White Bean Flour

Buckwheat Flour

Cashew Flour

Cassava Flour

Chestnut Flour

Yellow Corn Flour

White Corn Flour

Fava Bean Flour

Garbanzo Bean Flour

Mesquite Flour

Millet Flour

Green Pea Flour

Pistachio Flour

Plaintain Flour

Potato Flour

Sweet Potato Flour

Quinoa Flour

Brown Rice Flour

White Rice Flour

Sweet White Rice Flour

Full Fat Soy Flour

Tapioca Flour

Brown Teff Flour

Ivory Teff Flour

There are also certain popular blends, such as a Garbanzo/Fava Bean Flour Blend, or name brand multi-purpose blends.

Hope that helps.

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silver9mm Newbie
I also live in Australia and have also tried to find sorghum flour. I have been using amaranth flour in place of sorghum and it seems to blend in ok. Amaranth flour is available at health food shops and online. It seems to keep best in a glass container in the fridge.

Hope this helps.

It seems that corn flour is the closest appropriate sub for sorghum, as well as amaranth

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mushroom Proficient

Sorghum flour has recently become available in New Zealand, and I suspect we are sourcing it from Oz, so this is probably no longer an issue?

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Kratzy Newbie

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hello

i live in australia and i am looking for a substitute for sorghum flour to put in a bread recipe by annalise roberts.we do have a lot of sorghum grown here but it is not readily available to the public unfortunately.

has anybody used another product with good results?

any help would be much appreciated

I know this is an old post but I have no drama getting sorghum flour in Australia. Find a middle eastern, indian or african grocery store or fruit market. I buy sorghum flour by the 5kg bag without any problems at all. There are a couple of online stores you can buy it online through... (Open Original Shared Link or Open Original Shared Link) but they are much more expensive than my local fruit market.

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