flour

Converse of object

• sift: Meanwhile sift the remaining flour with the salt & spice.
• sieve: First sieve the flour, salt, yeast and sugar into bowl and make a well.
• sprinkle: On a clean surface, gently sprinkle some flour.
• grind: It took a long time to grind enough flour to make bread.

Adjective modifier

• self-raising: The price of self-raising flour has gone up by two pence, wasn't it?
• wholemeal: We produce wholemeal organic spelled flour that will bake a highly nutritious loaf, full of flavor.
• seasoned: Wash the filets clean, then toss in the seasoned flour to cover both sides.
• stoneground: Today it still produces organic stoneground wholemeal flour using French burr stones, a quartz which produces the finest quality flour.
• plain: To make the pastry, weigh out an amount of flour ( say 6 ounces of plain flour ).
• 25g: Mix together 75g oats, 25g plain flour and 15g flaked almonds.

Modifies a noun

• tortilla: These range from ciabatta, pumpernickel, baguette and soda bread, to bagels, flour tortillas and pitta.
• milling: The firm of McDougall Brothers evolved into the first of Britain's giant flour milling concerns.
• mill: The former flour mill is now the North's premier art gallery.
• miller: UK flour millers therefore have to import some organic wheat.

Noun used with modifier

• wheat: Wheat flour is sold in three main forms - wholemeal, brown or white.
• rye: It is difficult to make rye bread using rye flour alone.
• soya: Pollen Substitute Toasted soya flour 1 part by weight.
• buckwheat: It is indispensable when baking with unusual flours, helping give lift to cakes made from cornmeal, buckwheat flour and millet flour.
• chickpea: Chickpea flour should also be bought little and often.
• tbsp: For a thicker soup reheat the blended liquid with a paste made from rose water, lemon juice and 1 tbsp corn flour.