but if semolina and sooji are the same thing (both made from durum wheat), why is the semolina flour we find in europe yellow in colour but sooji is much whiter? also pasta made from sooji is tougher and not as nice as pasta from semolina. what's the difference? is it a different type of wheat? is the milling different too?
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but if semolina and sooji are the same thing (both made from durum wheat), why is the semolina flour we find in europe yellow in colour but sooji is much whiter? also pasta made from sooji is tougher and not as nice as pasta from semolina. what's the difference? is it a different type of wheat? is the milling different too?
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