How much gluten should I add to all purpose flour so it will rise?

Posted on February 8, 2010 ·Tagged .

I am making soft pretzels with my bread machine and i don’t have any bread flour on me, but i do have gluten and all-purpose flour. I’ve heard you just add some of the gluten to the all-purpose and it’s the same. I don’t want to use all gluten flour either because that stuff is expensive! Could someone tell me how many table or teaspoons of gluten per cup of flour?

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I use about one tablespoon of gluten per cup of flour in my bread machine. Seems to work very well.

Bert

  Bert C
February 8, 2010

Don’t use gluten- use a leavening agent like baking soda/ baking powder. Plus, these items are cheaper than regular gluten.

  bringthepayne82
February 8, 2010

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