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![]() "sf" > wrote in message ... > On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 17:07:14 GMT, "Susan Edkins" > > wrote: > >> It's corn meal, not flour. Think polenta. Or think any kind of corn meal >> you >> find anywhere in the USA, but with baking powder and salt added (as is >> added >> to self-rising wheat flour). It's right next to the Quaker brand corn >> meal, >> organic stone ground corn meal and corn bread mixes. It's readily >> available >> here in Houston (kinda southern) and I've seen plenty of recipes that >> call >> for it. > > and it's self-rising? I'll make a special trip to the > grocery store and look for it on the shelf... next to the > cornmeal. > > Thanks for the info! > > sf > Practice safe eating - always use condiments I hope I haven't sent you on a snipe hunt though, if, as Wayne has written, you are shopping in San Francisco. I don't remember seeing it when I lived in So. California. And I have to admit I've never used it myself 'cause I like that nice crunchy stone ground corn meal the smaller mills put out. One thing about this thread, it made me hungry for corn bread. I made some yesterday and had a nice hunk with more butter than was good for me. Regards, Susan |
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