Can you use self rising flour in place of all purpose muffins?
No. Self rising flour is not a one to one substitute for all purpose flour in muffins or other baking. Self rising flour contains a leavening agent and salt, while all purpose flour does not. Using self rising flour in place of all purpose flour can result in muffins that are too dense and salty, so they will not rise.
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