The main difference between the two is their uses in cooking and baking, with semolina flour being preferred for pasta and bread, while regular flour is used for a wide range of baked goods.

Dust two large baking trays with flour and semolina. Dust your work surface heavily with flour and semolina and carefully tip out the dough (it will be very wet) - trying to retain a rough square ...

Dust the work surface with a mixture of the semolina/polenta and flour. Tip the dough out onto the work surface and roll out to about 2.5cm thick. Lightly dust two baking trays with half of the ...

"A lot of people are looking for unbleached flour to avoid the added chemicals," she says, even though they do not appreciably change its baking qualities. "It's likely the average person won't be ...

Semolina is a type of flour made from durum wheat, a variety typically planted in the spring and harvested in the fall. Durum wheat grains are golden in color, so the milled semolina is a pale ...

In cleaning out some files, I found the following tips for baking bread that might help us be successful if we are trying a new recipe: To make self-rising flour, mix 4 cups flour, 2 teaspoons ...