Self raising flour

[james.d]

I finally got some Atora suet from the UK as friends visited. However I cannot find self raising flour near me in Sai-Mai BKk.

 I tried Foodland, big Tesco superstore, big C, Villa (smallish one on Ramintra) and local bakery supplier near my market...all to no avail.

 

Has anyone seen it downtown?

Sorry I do not want to start adding baking powder etc as l only have 1 box.

Desperate to make mince n dumplings.

[wgdanson]

Don't understand you NOT wanting to add a couple of teaspoons of baking powder to your plain flour. Much easier.

[scorecard]

Self-raising flour, many brands local and imported available in many supermarkets across Thailand for decades at least.

[Blue Muton]

They call it cake flour here, American names, "plain flour" = "all purpose flour".

[james.d]

1 hour ago, wgdanson said:

Don't understand you NOT wanting to add a couple of teaspoons of baking powder to your plain flour. Much easier.

A "couple of teaspoons of baking powder" to plain flour  to make dumplings? I have only 1 packet as stated.

Do you NOT read requests?

[wgdanson]

29 minutes ago, james.d said:

A "couple of teaspoons of baking powder" to plain flour  to make dumplings? I have only 1 packet as stated.

Do you NOT read requests?

Keep yer shirt on mate. https://www.bakingmad.com/baking-tips/prep/how-to-make-self-raising-flour

[jaiyenyen]

Short fuse.....Typical symptom of someone suffering from acute suet dumpling withdrawal.

 

As I understand it, cake flour just has a higher protein content. It would still need baking powder to make it self raising.

I've never seen self raising flour over here. Just add some baking powder. Around 1 teaspoon to 1 cup of flour.

[scorecard]

2 hours ago, jaiyenyen said:

Short fuse.....Typical symptom of someone suffering from acute suet dumpling withdrawal.

 

As I understand it, cake flour just has a higher protein content. It would still need baking powder to make it self raising.

I've never seen self raising flour over here. Just add some baking powder. Around 1 teaspoon to 1 cup of flour.

And if needed buy another packet / tin whatever of baking powder, available in many outlets and cheap. 

[billd766]

4 hours ago, scorecard said:

Self-raising flour, many brands local and imported available in many supermarkets across Thailand for decades at least.

In years of looking in Nakhon Sawan and Khampaeng Phet I have never found any in BigC, Makro, bakery suppliers etc.

[Riojasue]

Baking powder is readily available even up here in Khon Kaen. I just was it to plain or all purpose flour when I can’t get self raising. Just bought a big tub of baking powder for 39 baht.


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[billd766]

1 hour ago, Riojasue said:

Baking powder is readily available even up here in Khon Kaen. I just was it to plain or all purpose flour when I can’t get self raising. Just bought a big tub of baking powder for 39 baht.


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Plain flour and baking powder I have, but genuine self raising flour is a bit like hens teeth.

[tutsiwarrior]

what makes 'bread flour' different than 'all purpose' flour? I found some thus labelled at my local makro the other day...all the other info on the bag was in thai...any leavening included?

 

 

 

[BritManToo]

24 minutes ago, tutsiwarrior said:

what makes 'bread flour' different than 'all purpose' flour?

Gluten content, bread flour has much more.