41.   Then you squeeze it through your hands to get the buttermilk off and dredge it in a soft wheat flour, with cornstarch and potato flour.

42.   This includes barriers to U.S. exports of rice, wheat, wheat flour, beef, dairy products and certain fruit.

43.   This version of tasty morsels of baked, seasoned pizza dough uses whole wheat flour and a touch of honey.

44.   Thus, coarse stone-ground flour has far less effect on blood glucose than refined white or even finely ground whole wheat flour, Ludwig said.

45.   Today, scones are more often prepared with wheat flour, rolled out and cut like biscuits and baked in an oven.

46.   Under present restrictions, they are entitled to only cooking oil, rice, salt, sugar, tea, wheat flour, lentils or other legumes and soap.

47.   Wang realized Nanjie had wheat flour, and China needed instant noodles.

48.   What differentiates one rye from another is mainly the proportion of rye flour to wheat flour in the dough.

49.   Wheat gained on rumors Russia is seeking U.S. subsidies for wheat and wheat flour.

50.   When harvested and dried, the algae look like wheat flour that has a golden hue.