Does this recipe apply to regular flies and those little moths that breed in flour and rice, etc. products?
786043
I'm not sure what the recipe consists of, but I do know that it works. We had fruitflies, and now we do not.
76388
I have cooked quinoa in my cooker and it did a fabulous job. I used approximately the same instructions for rice as for quinoa. I did not use any oils as the manufacturing instructions says to avoid this. I did use some light seasonings. Worked great.
929751
It seems not, only brown or white rice flours. that's all I could find in the ingredients.
494415
I haven't had a problem with fruit flies. However, I use them for potatoes and onions which I think do no tend to attract these critters.
2151744
I'm afraid I don't know. I bought this specific for the pantry moth which invaded our home via bird seed. I took some time to research on Google to discover which moth was the culprit. Good Luck!
1212001
I haven't tried but the recipe book that comes with had a whole wheat pasta recipe as well as one for breadsticks. Both are 50/50 flour mixes though. The machine is pretty tough, and I love it. But not sure how it would work for your needs.
1200831
It really doesn't work well for flies inside or outside -- flies are very adept at evading you. The Dynazap will break if you hit anything solid with it, so use if for insects in motion, plus those that you can just barely touch before they fly away from a surface. It's great for the small food moths that infest grains, cereals, crackers, cookies, etc. because these tend to lazily drift across a room or sit still on a wall or ceiling. They don't sense your approach. Zap and sizzle!
2195276
No it is for soil dwelling insects only. FLies come fro larve(maggots) which feed on rotting flesh/kitchen scraps.
329188
These didn't work for me either. The only answer I found forFast little wool moths was bug bombing the house, closed upFor several houers. I wish I had a more benign answer.
962985
Potato starch, agar, tapioca starch, ground cashews, any rice flour, how much to use depends on how thick it needs to be. Is it for scrambled egg or pancake? Each would be different. Sorry I couldn't help more, I cook by instinct. My favorite VEGG use is Carbonara with tahini to replace bacon flavor....heaven.
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I doubt it. The package says it's for "Flour and Grain Moths". It has a phermone piece that you unwrap and stick on it that releases chemicals that smell like female moths to attract the males. Then they get stuck on the sticky pad. The beetles might happen to crawl on the sticky pad and get caught, but they wouldn't be attracted to it. I would keep looking for something specific to them, if there is such a product.
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Yes, I would think so. I have never tried other grains or seeds, but I grind wheat into a very fine flour, and rice is a similar grain. I have trouble telling the difference between flour ground on the coarse setting and flour ground on the fine setting. This mill will not make grits!
472590
Hi, Joan, No they will not help with the worms. The trap consists of sticky coated surfaces and a pheromone lure that attracts the adult moths only. The moths fly into the trap after the lure and get trapped on the sticky surface. Unless you throw out the foodstuff that's infested with the larvae (worms), they will eventually develop into moths which will get caught in the trap. It's best to track down the infested food and throw it away and use the traps for residual moths. Good luck!
2151741
No, the attraction smell is very specific to pantry moths. I have had two infestations, used multiple traps in multiple locations and have never caught any other type of moth or insect.
1759773
no flour of any kind. there is pysillium ( spelled wrong) meal and monkfruit. I bet they have a website with all the odd ingredients, too many to list here.
1576276
Hello Diane, I have only cooked Jasmine (Thailand brand) and Kokuho (Japanese) rice. Therefore, I am unable to answer questions concerning Basmati rice. I can tell you, I have cooked my rice both "PRE-RINSE" & "WHITE RICE" settings. Cooking under both settings, I thought the rice came out very nice. Should you need any further info, I'll be happy to pull out the cooking manual that came with the rice cooker and attempt to answer.
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The rice is listed in the ingredients list as "rice flour". The pasta cooks up white. I suggest you call or e-mail Annie's customer service if you need to know more info.