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Submitted by noelsy on April 2, 2009 - 6:52am

semolina subs

i have this recipe that has a semolina in it- but i can't find that ingredient here in my country ( philippines ). so, is  there a substitute for semolina? will be using it as a filling for tart. thanks. FYI, readily available here are coft flour, hard flour and all purpose flour- can i sub any of this?

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Submitted by cafe-moi on April 2, 2009 - 11:41pm.

are there any East Indian markets in your area?

If you are using semolina as a filling for a tart, it sounds like you want regular semolina, not semolina flour.  Does that seem correct?  If so, are you aware that semolina is often sold as "creamed wheat" or under the brand name "Cream of Wheat".  Do you have any East Indian markets in your area?  Semolina is a staple at Indian markets.  It is sold under the name of "sooji" or "creamed wheat".

Hope that helps.  Sorry if I missed something.

Submitted by noelsy on April 4, 2009 - 4:03am.

thanks.

thanks.

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