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Store in an airtight container away from moisture and heat. Keep separate from strong-smelling foods. Freezing extends shelf life significantly.
Cooking Tips
Keep ingredients (especially butter and water) cold when making pastry dough; warm ingredients develop too much gluten.
Measure flour by weight when possible for consistency; scooping can compact flour and throw off ratios.
Sift pastry flour if it's been stored a long time to aerate it and break up clumps.
Use within 6–8 months of opening for best freshness; older flour may lose its ability to rise.
Common Mistakes
Substituting 1:1 with all-purpose flour without adjusting liquid—pastry flour absorbs less water, so you may need slightly less liquid.
Overworking the dough, which develops gluten and toughens the final product.
Using warm ingredients or warm hands, which softens the fat and causes spreading rather than flaking.
Aliases
- Pastry Floursplural
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