Semolina Flour: Meeting Your Requests for This Essential Ingredient
We’ve received frequent requests for semolina flour, so we’ve made it available to you. Semolina flour, a staple in Czech cuisine, can be hard to find abroad. This specific type of flour is a key ingredient in many traditional Czech recipes, and we understand its importance to you. In the Czech Republic, flour is typically packaged in 1kg bags, which means orders with flour are among the heavier parcels. Naturally, this affects the shipping cost, but the difficulty in finding semolina flour outside the Czech Republic makes it worth the investment. 
Why Use Semolina Flour?

Semolina flour plays a crucial role in Czech cooking due to its unique texture. It’s finer than coarse flour but rougher than all-purpose flour, making it ideal for baking and cooking. This flour provides the perfect texture for dough – it’s not too fine to make the dough crumbly, yet not too coarse to make it tough. This balance makes it essential for making cakes, bundt cakes, dumplings, pasta, and other traditional dishes. 
What Is Semolina Flour Used For?

In Czech kitchens, semolina flour is most commonly used in baking and preparing dough. Its versatility makes it a popular choice for:

Cakes and Bundt Cakes: Dough made with semolina flour has a great texture, resulting in fluffy and well-shaped cakes.
Dumplings: Semolina flour is ideal for making traditional Czech dumplings, whether they’re bread, potato, or fruit-filled.
Pasta and Noodles: The coarser texture of semolina flour is perfect for making homemade pasta and noodles.
Fruit Dumplings: Semolina flour gives the dough the right consistency to hold fruit inside while keeping it soft. 
What Do You Make with Semolina Flour Abroad?

We’d love to hear what dishes you prepare with semolina flour when you’re abroad. Do you stick to traditional Czech recipes, or have you discovered new ways to use this flour? Share your experiences with us and inspire others.

Ordering semolina flour from the Czech Republic may come with slightly higher shipping costs due to the weight of the package, but its unique properties and wide range of uses in the kitchen make it a worthwhile investment. Keep the taste of home alive on your plate, no matter where you are!
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