Saturday, April 22, 2023

Help! I’m ~½ cup short of flour for my banana bread recipe. Can I substitute the flour? Or just bake it and hope it works out?

Started making banana bread and the recipe called for 1.5 cups of flour. Ended up having only a cup and maybe ⅛ or so left. All of the stores around me are closed and I need to have this baked for an event at 8am tomorrow morning.

What are my options? Are there substitutes for the last ~⅜ cup of flour? I have masa, but that sounds like a weird combo. But at the same time, maybe it could give it a fun texture? I also have bread. Could I bake a few slices on a low temp until dry/crispy, and then put ‘em in the food processed to make some super fine breadcrumbs?

What happens if I just bake it as-is? Will it come out more dense and gooey?

Edit: spelling

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