This is sometimes called "bread flour". It is flour with a higher gluten content. Gluten is essential for the structure of bread; stretching to trap air bubbles as the yeast ferments. Plain flour is sometimes used in breadmaking when a specific gluten content needs to be achieved, but it is rarely used without the addition of strong flour.
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You can, but you won't get the same type of crust. Strong flour is merely flour that is high in gluten which makes for a strong stretchy dough.
You can expect a faster rising time for the strong flour & of course a less faster time with the weak flour.
Strong flour refers to the flour's gluten content. Strong flour has a higher gluten level and weak flour has a lower gluten level. An item made with a strong flour will hold its shape quite well after baking, so breads and rolls are generally made with strong flour. Cakes and muffins are generally made with weak flour.
Flour helps in adding texture to the bread and sometimes helps in rising. The best flour to use for bread making is Strong White Bread Flour which can be found in grocery stores like ASDA!
"Strong flour" is the British term for high gluten flour made from "duram" wheat, literally, "strong" wheat. In the U.S., this is known as bread flour. It is used for baking yeast breads, where a chewy texture is desirable. Bread flour has a higher percentage of protein, which forms the elastic, chewy, texture of gluten.
Strong white bread flour and strong wholoemeal flour contains the most gluten because it reacts with the yeast and forms the bread dough
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which is the best flour to make bread out of strong plain flour self rasing flour or plain flour
Strong (i.e bread grade) wholemeal flour is densest.
Strong (i.e. bread grade) wholemeal flour is the most dense.
yes you can adjust the water