These past years with all the food intolerances and the rise of Organic Food, the war of flours is declared. Personally, in France I use the T45 flour which I translate as all-purpose flour in my recipes, even if I think that it’s a bit more delicate. Of course, I have already used other types of flour if the recipe asks for it or just to give it a try.
If you want to see the differences between different types of flour in France, have a look at this article of the magazine Cuisine Actuelle in French.
If you are interested in learning the different types of flour in the US, watch this tutorial by Thomas Joseph on Martha’s Stuart youtube channel.
These muffins are really easy to make and sooo good! You don’t even need a mixer to make them ;-) And you can use fresh or frozen raspberries! Cinnamon brings its special flavor and everything goes well together :-) It’s so tasteful! It’s up to you!
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A cookie that can be split in portions? Yes, this giant cookie can be split and we reduce the total fat so there is even more pleasure! Give it a try and get one bite at a time! It’s even better!
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This light French flan is made with milk, egg, sugar and flour and it comes in three versions: orange blossom, vanilla, and chocolate/cinnamon! It’s quite good and has less calories than a yogurt with fruits or a cream!
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This is a classic French beef stew and in this version it’s light in fat and rather special because it cooks in the oven into red wine and has onions, garlic, carrots, smoked bacon and mushrooms which give it a special taste :-) It also has thyme and bay leaf for some extra flavor! It’s very good and you should try it asap ;-)
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