1 cup all purpose flour
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
Combine. Makes 1 cup.
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this works well. thanks budget101 for posting!!! I don’t know what i would do with out you.
i like this and it is so easy..thanks
i use this for all my baking that requires self rising flour. i never buy the varied different flour types only all purpose and then any specialty flours i may want (like spelt, or other grains, though, after christmas when i hope to get my mill, i won’t be buying those flours either, but the grains themselves) this recipe works so well, i don’t know why anyone would fuss with the differences.
looks very easy — i plan to try this with the 2 ingredient bread recipe!
i plan on trying this today in the 2-ingredient bread recipe — I love homemade bread and never thought I could make it without a bread machine. Thank you for the great, very easy recipes! 🙂
thank you!! i have never gotten the difference with these to be honest (plain flour, self rising flour) as i use soda / baking powder anyway…next my stupid question, does this work with whole grain flour too? :dontknow: have anyone noticed any difference when baking with wheat (plain) and whole grain flour when it comes to the effect of baking powder/soda?
super easy! thank you for posting this!
thank you so much for this recipe .:springsmile: