1. floury - Adjective
2. floury - Adjective Satellite
Of or resembling flour; mealy; covered with flour.
Source: Webster's dictionarya floury clay Source: Internet
Floury, or mealy (baking) potatoes have more starch (20–22%) than waxy (boiling) potatoes (16–18%). Source: Internet
I think, I’m not positive, they’re slightly less waxy than yukon golds, however, many pommes anna recipes use russets, which are more floury than all of the above. Source: Internet
This delicate and brothy clam chowder soaks into the toast — an elegant and light-handed way of adding tender — rather than floury, thick and pasty — body to the soup. Source: Internet
The Madeleine I buy is either too dry, too floury, or worse, has the acrid taste of baking powder.” Source: Internet
It’s definitely peanutty and genuine, but a lot of this flavor is muted behind the floury taste of the corn cereal. Source: Internet