Can you add baking powder to self raising flour when busicuts?
It's not recommended to add baking powder to self-raising flour when making biscuits.
Here's why:
* Self-raising flour already contains baking powder. Adding more will result in an overly-leavened biscuit, which will be crumbly and dry.
* The proportions are specific. Self-raising flour has a specific ratio of baking powder to flour. Adding more will disrupt this balance and could lead to unpredictable results.
If you're making biscuits with self-raising flour, you shouldn't need to add any extra baking powder.
However, if you don't have self-raising flour, you can use plain flour and add your own baking powder to achieve the same result. The amount of baking powder to add will depend on the recipe.
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