Soy flour, Whole wheat flour, Chickpea flour, Semolina (Fine), Semolina (Coarse) - Recipe ideas?

Anonymous
Trying to use up all my non-standard flours before Passover. I always buy these optimistic flours with fantasies of doing new things, give up, and then have to purge. I have a little less 30 days to use this up, so for meal-planning, I have come up with socca, whole-wheat pizza, whole-wheat pita, semolina pasta, and couscous. Any other ideas?
Anonymous
Chickpea flour and coarse semolina are used in tons of Indian recipes.
Chickpea flour - pakoras, cheela, kadhi, dhokla
Coarse semolina - Upma, handvo
Whole wheat flour can be used for bread
Fine semolina - semolina gnocchi, also many middle eastern cakes like basboosa/ namoura
Anonymous
We mix whole wheat flour 50/50 with white for muffins.
Anonymous
Chickpea flour - pannises

https://www.davidlebovitz.com/panisses-1/

Semolina cake with the fine semolina

https://www.thespruceeats.com/revani-cake-with-orange-syrup-1705281

A different cake with coarse flour

https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/semolina-cake-with-oranges

I also sometimes make a polenta like dish with semolina.


Anonymous
I was going to suggest socca. So easy! I put cumin and sesame seeds in mine
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Chickpea flour - pannises

https://www.davidlebovitz.com/panisses-1/

Semolina cake with the fine semolina

https://www.thespruceeats.com/revani-cake-with-orange-syrup-1705281

A different cake with coarse flour

https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/semolina-cake-with-oranges

I also sometimes make a polenta like dish with semolina.



OP: Thanks! Yes, I make gnocchi alla Romana with the fine semolina. That semolina cake looks excellent.
Anonymous
The semolina, coconut and marmalade cake from Ottolenghi's "Jerusalem" is divine. I love the crumbly texture.

https://tastecooking.com/recipes/semolina-coconut-marmalade-cake/
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:The semolina, coconut and marmalade cake from Ottolenghi's "Jerusalem" is divine. I love the crumbly texture.

https://tastecooking.com/recipes/semolina-coconut-marmalade-cake/


Hmmm. I have fine semolina for making pasta and coarse semolina for making couscous. I wonder which semolina to use?
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