how many grams in a teaspoon of sorghum flour?

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• How many grams are in a teaspoon of sorghum flour?
  About 2.9 g for a level teaspoon. Heaping pushes it closer to 4-4.5 g. At teaspoon scale, the difference between level and heaping rarely breaks a recipe — but if you're dialing in a small GF cookie test bake to find the right hydration, leveling each addition lets you actually compare batch to batch.
• When would a recipe call for sorghum flour by the teaspoon?
  Mostly in test-bake adjustments and small-format cooking: thickening a few spoonfuls of pan sauce, dusting a single piece of fish or paneer before searing, or fine-tuning a chutney that's too loose. Some Indian flatbread recipes scaled down to one or two roti also spec the dry flour additions for kneading by the teaspoon rather than by tablespoon.
• Is sorghum flour interchangeable with millet flour by the teaspoon?
  Roughly, by volume — both are gluten-free whole-grain flours with similar particle size, and a teaspoon of each lands within about half a gram of the other. Flavor differs: millet is more assertive and slightly bitter, sorghum is milder and a touch sweet. For a small substitution in a thickener or dusting role, swapping teaspoon for teaspoon works without recalculating.

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