Pastry flour
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British pronunciation/peɪstɹi flaʊə/
American pronunciation/peɪstɹi flaɪʊɹ/

Definition & Meaning of "pastry flour"

Pastry flour
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a type of flour with a moderate protein content that is finer than all-purpose flour but coarser than cake flour

pastry flour definition and meaning

What is "pastry flour"?

Pastry flour is a type of flour with a protein content between all-purpose flour and cake flour, making it ideal for making pastries, biscuits, pie crusts, and other delicate baked goods. It has a finer texture and lower protein content compared to all-purpose flour, which helps produce tender, flaky results in pastries. Pastry flour is typically made from soft wheat varieties and undergoes a milling process that results in a finer texture. Its moderate protein content provides the structure needed for baked goods while still maintaining a tender crumb. Pastry flour can also be used as a thickener in sauces and gravies due to its ability to absorb moisture.

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He carefully folded the fruit filling into the pastry dough made with pastry flour.
He mixed pastry flour with water and yeast to create a soft and chewy pizza dough.
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