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My mom send me 2 bags of Tom Sawyer flower when she found out my daughter had Celiac disease.

Before I have just used it to make a roux for soups or gravy and one time used it cup for cup in my grandma's chocolate chip cookie recipe, but the other I adapted a recipe for Red velvet cake using this flour cup for cup and then added some extra fat and leavening agents! It was AMAZING! I was so happy that we can have Red Velvet cake on valentines day! (My family's tradition)

Today I made some bread with it... also amazing :)

Anyone else have good success with this flour or am I just getting lucky?


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I haven't tried it yet, but it's one of those names that I've seen other people mentioning having good luck with.

It's so great when you can keep a tradition that you thought you wouldn't be able to. I never thought of Red Velvet Cake on Valentine's Day. What a cool tradition. Enjoy your cake.

:D

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Cheri A Contributor

Where do you get this flour from? What's in the mix?

Thanks!

Kibbie Contributor
Where do you get this flour from? What's in the mix?

Thanks!

My mom sends it to me (she can buy it in Tempe, Arizona) they are from Sedona Arizona. Open Original Shared Link

The ingredients:

White rice flour

Sweet rie flour

tapioca flour

xanthan gum

unflavored gelatin

Cheri A Contributor

Bummer ~ we can't use it because of the rice :( Thanks for the info though!

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