I'm finding these in Eastern European recipes (written in English}. Thanks.Doug Log in or register to post comments psh stands for wheat, and rzh stands for rye. Log in or register to post comments Thanks, that's what I thought, but "wheat' isn't specific enough to be useful. Log in or register to post comments Well, if nothing else is specified about it, it would be white flour for wheat, and probably whole or medium for rye. But there should be more details in the recipes... Log in or register to post comments Thanks. That makes sense given the recipes. Log in or register to post comments
Thanks, that's what I thought, but "wheat' isn't specific enough to be useful. Log in or register to post comments
Well, if nothing else is specified about it, it would be white flour for wheat, and probably whole or medium for rye. But there should be more details in the recipes... Log in or register to post comments
psh stands for wheat, and rzh stands for rye.
Thanks, that's what I thought, but "wheat' isn't specific enough to be useful.
Well, if nothing else is specified about it, it would be white flour for wheat, and probably whole or medium for rye. But there should be more details in the recipes...
Thanks. That makes sense given the recipes.