Home baking flours

 

Plain Flour - Uses, Nutritrional Information and Recipes

Plain flour is for general baking and cooking. Plain Flour can be white, brown or wholemeal.  This all-purpose flour does not contain a raising agent, and is made from a variety of wheats.

Plain flour is ideal for tarts, pastry, batters, pancakes, biscuits, gingerbread, thickening sauces and gravy, fruitcakes and shortbread.

Marriage’s produce three plain flours:

Finest Plain flour

A flour with a light texture and bright colour; a good all round flour, perfect for making pastry, batters, crumbles and biscuits and ideal as a thickener in sauces and soups

INGREDIENTS

Wheat Flour

Nutrition information per 100g

 

 

 

Energy

339kcal

1435kJ

Protein

 

11.4g

Carbohydrate

 

71.3g

of which Sugars

 

1.4g

Fat

 

1.9g

of which saturates

 

0.5g

Fibre

 

2.3g

Sodium

 

Trace

Organic Light Brown Plain flour

A rather special organic blend with more fibre and flavour than white flour and easier to use than wholemeal. Great for crumble toppings, pastry for quiche and tarts, batter and biscuits

INGREDIENTS

Wheat Flour

Nutrition information per 100g

 

 

 

Energy

331kcal

1407kJ 

Protein

 

12.6g

Carbohydrate

 

71.1g

of which Sugars

 

2.3g

Fat

 

2.0g

of which saturates

 

0.5g

Fibre

 

5.0g

Sodium

 

Trace

Organic Plain White flour

A soft organic flour milled from selected organic wheats for quality baking. Ideal for pastry, batters, crumbles and biscuits

INGREDIENTS

Organic Wheat Flour

Nutrition information per 100g

 

 

 

Energy

343 kcal

1456 kJ

Protein

 

11.3 g

Carbohydrate

 

73.5 g

of which Sugars

 

1.9 g

Fat

 

1.9 g

of which saturates

 

0.37 g

Fibre

 

3.4 g

Sodium

 

Trace

Please click here for a selection of Marriage’s recipes using Plain flour

Sticky Walnut Tart Recipe
Lemon Tart with Passion Fruit Recipe

Plain Flour - White, Brown, Wholemeal, Organic