Versatility for Every Culinary Application
For example, take the squash ravioli from Gastronomica, including both linguine and ravioli recipes in one cookbook. For these recipes I've used various pastas, different types of broth and fillings. Now, in kitchen tests, I've found that this flour can make milk chocolate accessible to almost everyone, whether they be celiac sufferers or not. Indeed, when I began to experiment with its use in a variety of baked goods, this turned out to be the best decision of all. Based on this experience, I claim that this flour is actually not just gluten-free, it's also potentially all-purpose and can be used for all kinds of baking. So in this sense, it's more than just a restaurant flour. It becomes your very own, home-in-the-mill alternative to wheat or a small piece of some other kind of food product that might pass itself off as such--shaped and textured like a disk instead as a plate. In fact the flexibility of Bob's Red Mill Gluten Free Flour is indeed invaluable for dieters, as this product allows people who have severe food allergies to eat a varied and delicious diet without fear of cross-contamination or the hassle of many different kinds specialty flours mixed in strange combinations. The value of this versatility is immense: for those of us in search of new horizons and enlightenment indeed gluten-free cooking styles could have been called "repetitive" were it not for the ingenuity of people like Bob.