I've read and read and read...but I'm still very confused about the low-carb baking substitues. Is there a webpage on the Internet that explains what each of these are, how they are used, and why they are chosen over other ingredients in a particular recipe?
Wheat Protein Isolate
Soy Protein
Protein Powder
Vital Wheat Gluten
Gluten Flour
Flax meal
Soy flour, almond flour, pecan flour, etc.
What I'm trying to avoid is a cupboard full of "stuff" that I'll only use once in awhile for this recipe or that. Surely, there are items (or a combination of items) that some of you regularly use as a substitute for white flour. If so, do you use different proportions? (ie: 3/4 cup of your mix for 1 cup flour)


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