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October 05, 2006

Semolina Flour

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Semolina comes from Durum wheat and is more coarsely ground than Durum wheat flour.  It is a pale yellow color and feels like finely ground cornmeal.  It can be used in breads and other pastries to provide texture, or it can be used to dust the bottoms of bread loaves to prevent them from sticking to various surfaces. 

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