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[jennyjoan]

just watched on youtube a dish being made - she used a cup of flour - now what that would be self raising, plain - it was to make an end result of walnut cake. Thanks

I have to go out and buy flour

[Samuraisan]

I would imagine if it's for a cake it must be self raising, unless baking powder is also in the ingredients

[jennyjoan]

thanks Sam - just looking at my written version - just baking soda no baking powder and also says "don't sift the flour".

[dannyk13]

Most recipes are listing all purpose flour, baking powder and baking soda.

[THECORBYLOON]

Can you not watch the video again to check what was said or look in the description for a link to the recipe?

[AuntPollyGrey]

You can replace baking soda with baking powder if you have it. Alternatively, just use self-raising flour.

[jennyjoan]

She didn't give the name of flour - just add flour - I find this with many recipes. Ok Anyway I'll go for self-raising flour Thanks all

[AuntPollyGrey]

jenny if you are watching an American/Canadian video they will always refer to 'Flour' or 'All-purpose flour'. Self-rising flour is not readily available in the USA. SR flour will do the job fine.

[jennyjoan]

Thank god for that i havejust bought the self rising flour