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Popular recipes

Red Lotus Pancakes

This dish offers a sweet and satisfying breakfast option, completely vegan and gluten free. The red lotus flour provides a hearty and nutritious base while the added sweetness of bananas perfectly complements it. Simply combine the red lotus flour, mashed bananas, a splash of soy milk, and a touch of coconut oil in a bowl then cook in a pan to a golden brown perfection, delicious!

Stir-Fried Red Lotus Flour Noodles

This is a nutritious and delicious stir-fry made primarily with red-lotus-flour noodles. It is packed full of flavor from the fresh vegetables and soy sauce. Start by stir-frying your choice of fresh vegetables in a wok, then add cooked red-lotus-flour noodles and a splash of soy sauce for a quick, easy, and delicious meal.

Red Lotus Flour Rice Cooker Bread

This bread is moist, fluffy and absolutely perfect for individuals with gluten sensitivity. The red lotus flour, sugar and yeast are placed in a rice cooker and create a divine, gluten-free bread! A touch of sugar adds a subtle sweetness that can perfectly complement any dish.

Red Lotus Flour Dumplings

These dumplings are soft, chewy, and irresistibly delicious prepared in an Instant Pot. Combining red-lotus-flour, water, baking powder, and a filling of your choice, it delivers a velvety texture and delightful taste profile that's hard to resist.

Crunchy Red Lotus Flour Cookies

These cookies are an absolute delight, offering the unique nutty taste of red lotus flour combined with the sweetness of sugar and the richness of butter. Simple to make, they can be ready in minutes for a quick and delicious treat.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Red Lotus flour?

    Red Lotus flour is a type of Asian flour that is commonly used in many Asian delicacies. It is made from finely milled rice and has a slightly sweet taste.

  • Where is Red Lotus flour commonly used?

    Red Lotus flour is typically used in Asian cooking, particularly in Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai and other Southeast Asian cuisines.

  • Is Red Lotus flour the same as regular flour?

    No, Red Lotus flour is made from rice whereas regular or all-purpose flour is typically made from wheat.

  • What is the shelf life of Red Lotus flour?

    When stored properly, unopened Red Lotus flour can last for about a year. Once opened, it should be used within six months.

  • Can I use Red Lotus flour as a thickening agent?

    Yes, Red Lotus flour can be used as a thickening agent in soups, stews, and sauces.

  • How does Red Lotus flour taste?

    Red Lotus flour has a neutral taste and is slightly sweet. It does not contain any strong or distinctive flavors.

  • Where can I buy Red Lotus flour?

    You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

  • Is Red Lotus flour good for diabetics?

    Red Lotus flour has a high glycemic index, meaning it may spike blood sugar levels promptly. It should be consumed in moderation by diabetics.

  • Is Red Lotus flour gluten free?

    Yes, Red Lotus flour is gluten free as it is made from rice.

  • What are the nutritional benefits of Red Lotus flour?

    Red Lotus flour is low in fat, high in carbohydrates, and is a good source of protein. It is gluten-free and suitable for people with gluten intolerance or celiac disease.

  • Can Red Lotus flour be used for baking?

    Yes, Red Lotus flour can be used for baking, but it behaves differently from wheat flour due to the absence of gluten. It might require combining with other flours or ingredients.

  • How should Red Lotus flour be stored?

    Red Lotus flour should be stored in a cool, dry place. After opening, it can be stored in an airtight container.

  • What can I substitute for Red Lotus flour if I don't have any?

    You can substitute Red Lotus flour with other types of rice flour, cornstarch, potato starch, or tapioca starch.

  • Does Red Lotus flour need to be sifted before use?

    Yes, like most flours, Red Lotus flour often creates clumps that need to be broken up through sifting before use.

  • Can I make Red Lotus flour at home?

    Yes, you can make Red Lotus flour at home by grinding rice until it becomes a fine powder. However, it might not be as fine as store-bought flour.

  • Can Red Lotus flour go bad?

    Yes, like any flour, if not stored properly, Red Lotus flour can go bad. Signs of spoilage include foul smell or presence of insects or mold.