Do you use plain or self rising flour for cobbler?
You can use either plain (all-purpose) flour or self-rising flour for cobbler, but they require different approaches:
Plain Flour (All-Purpose Flour):
* Requires a leavening agent: You'll need to add baking powder and salt to plain flour to give the cobbler its rise.
* More control: You can adjust the amount of leavening agent to achieve your desired texture.
* Versatile: Can be used for both biscuit-style and cake-style cobbler toppings.
Self-Rising Flour:
* Already contains leavening: It has baking powder and salt already incorporated, so you don't need to add any more.
* Simpler: No need to measure out additional ingredients.
* May not be as customizable: The level of leavening is pre-determined, so you may not be able to adjust it as easily.
In general:
* Biscuit-style cobbler toppings: Use plain flour and add baking powder and salt for a lighter, fluffier texture.
* Cake-style cobbler toppings: Both plain flour or self-rising flour can be used, depending on your preference.
Remember: Always follow the recipe's instructions carefully, as they will often specify whether to use plain or self-rising flour.
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