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On Tue, 3 Aug 2004, Catmother wrote:
> I have a couple of recipes calling for semola--semolina, but not the > finely ground semolina/pasta flour that I have. Can't find semola here > in Baton Rouge. It is described as coarse and it occurred to me that > perhaps Cream of Wheat might work. Does anyone have experience with > semola and if so, is it indeed similar to CoW? Thanks. I use it, or since I'm allergic to wheat, Cream of Rice. It works where you'd want a coarse meal like polenta... Dave |
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