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Poll #24301 Measure by Measure
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When baking how do you prefer to measure your dry ingredients?

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by weight (oz, grams)
15 (55.6%)

by volume (cups, dL)
10 (37.0%)

by eyeball (whatever, it's fine)
2 (7.4%)

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Once we've located the often-expensive ingredients we need for gluten free eating, we want to store them optimally. What’s your approach? Do you repack your purchases in your own containers? Do you keep stuff room temperature, or cold, or frozen?

Feel free to share any storage-related triumphs and disasters!

Poll #23088 Keeping it fresh
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My Packaging Tools

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fabric sack/bag
0 (0.0%)

paper sack/bag
0 (0.0%)

plastic sack/bag
1 (33.3%)

ceramic/glass container
2 (66.7%)

Packaging LOW FAT flours: rice, buckwheat, oat, amaranth

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original
1 (33.3%)

repack in flexible
0 (0.0%)

pour into container
2 (66.7%)

Temperature for LOW FAT flours: rice, buckwheat, oat, amaranth

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counter/cupboard
3 (100.0%)

refrigerator
0 (0.0%)

freezer
0 (0.0%)

Packaging for HIGH FAT flours: almond, chestnut, coconut, cocoa

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original
1 (33.3%)

repack in flexible
0 (0.0%)

pour into container
2 (66.7%)

Location for HIGH FAT flours: almond, chestnut, coconut, cocoa

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counter/cupboard
2 (66.7%)

refrigerator
0 (0.0%)

freezer
1 (33.3%)

Packaging WATER-SENSITIVE flours: xanthan gum, tapioca, cornstarch

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original
1 (33.3%)

repack in flexible
0 (0.0%)

pour into container
2 (66.7%)

Temperature for WATER-SENSITIVE flours: xanthan gum, tapioca, cornstarch

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counter/cupboard
3 (100.0%)

refrigerator
0 (0.0%)

freezer
0 (0.0%)

Oooh! Let me tell you about ....

jesse_the_k: Black dog staring overhead at squirrel out of frame (BELLA expectant)
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Now that we're a paid community, we can have polls! (feel free to suggest other topics in comments).


Baked goods change as they cool. Our recipes almost always specify "transfer to a rack and let cool for number minutes."

But can you/do you wait that long?

Poll #23051 Just Can’t Wait For Cooling Time
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When do you take that first taste of something you bake?

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I always burn my fingers and tongue
2 (11.8%)

I always burn my fingers
0 (0.0%)

I break off a piece to eat it when it doesn’t burn
11 (64.7%)

10 minutes
1 (5.9%)

15 minutes
1 (5.9%)

20 minutes
0 (0.0%)

Time stated in recipe
1 (5.9%)

I explain my approach in comments
1 (5.9%)

Why do I have to WAIT?????

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Ticky box
8 (66.7%)

Because I said so
4 (33.3%)