How to make self raising flour from all purpose or normal plain flour?
Basically self raising flour is normal white all purpose (plain flour called around here) with higher Sodium / salt content. My packaging mentiones 845mg – milligrams – of sodium per 100g – grams. And added into the mix is also a raising agent, sodium bicarbonate and thiamine. I did a quick research on this and the numbers as per the SR flour I have at home worked out well. 1 cup of plain AP flour + 1 1/2 tsp of baking powder + 1/2 tsp of salt = self raising flour The recipe in detail. Basically #2 : add into every cup volume of your all purpose flour (AP flour) 0.5 teaspoon of table salt plus 1.5 teaspoon of baking powder. This will make you the self rising flour type for what recipe you plan to use it. Convert self-raising flour SRF in baking recipes. Tool for converting self raising flour from any amount into other common units generally used in baking recipes for measuring self raising flour portions. The self rising flour conversion tools allows making translations between Metric
