I find myself more not sifting unless I know the recipe is to be very delicate. 
 However Giada De Laurentiis (food network TV) had an interesting hint so take 
it or leave it...
She was making a cranberry cake.  After chopping the dried cranberries, she put 
them into a fine sieve and then put the flour over them and shook the sieve 
over the bowl to allow the flour to shake into the bowl. By doing this, she not 
only sifted the flour but also coated the dry fruit as to keep them from 
sinking and keep them suspended in the batter...
I thought this a good idea. 
It has always caused me to laugh when I see on a bag of flour words "sifted"... 
How can this be since even if they sift the darn stuff it is compacted in 
packaging and shipping.  
So like I said take this info or leave it because folks seem to eat the baked 
goods whether they are sifted or not.*smile* 
Dee 

love lightens all difficulties and sweetens all bitterness. --- St. Francis ---

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