rice flour

Thicken sauces with it? I do that with potato flour.

You use it in shortbread. Only an ounce to 5 ounces of plain flour though.

But you could make a lot.

#loveshortbread

If you Google "recipes using rice flour" you should get some ideas.

Crumble topping! Bet that would be nice.

sounds like it's nice in cakes too

make things for gluten intolerant visitors?

I make macaroons sometimes with left-over egg whites - they have rice flour in them.

Rice cake recipe:
8oz rice flour
8oz sugar
6 eggs

Beat the egg sand sugar together till you can write a w in the mixture (as for Swiss Roll), then fold in the flour.

You can season with almond essence if you like, or orange-flower water but I don't bother with that.

If you baked that in a large flat pan you could make a massive Swiss Roll


Or you can substitute rice flour for some of the wheat flour in most cake recipes, just to use it up.

Does it have to be sand sugar, thatbags or will caster do?

I'm gonna buy some. Make the swiss roll!

The recipe says loaf sugar, elegran. It's in a book that was published in 1900. Recipes collected by the cook at a Scottish manse. A large Scottish manse, I should think. You should see the xmas pudding recipe – makes at least half a dozen.

I use rice flour as I am gluten free -add xanthan gum and it will work like ordinary flour