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By Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid

Published 1998

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rice flour After rice has been milled, the remaining (white) grain is the endosperm, made up mostly of starches. Rice flour is ground-up white rice, widely used in Asia to make noodles and for making sweets. It has no gluten-forming protein, so it can be used for flatbreads but must be combined with wheat flour to make risen breads. Rice flour is available in most grocery stores.

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