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Cake flour vs. all purpose flour- Recipe

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Cake flour is a low protein flour that helps produce a tender texture in baked goods, and is often called for in pies, biscuits, and cakes. It is sold in pretty small quantities, generally a 3-pound box, which anybody can use up, given a little imagination and initiative. But for only a third of a cup, you can certainly substitute all-purpose flour in your recipe.

All-purpose flour absorbs water better than cake flour, so you may want to add a little extra moisture to the recipe to get the right consistency in your batter, or cut the amount of flour by a teaspoon or so.

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