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but as someone who once thought microwavable rice were a “good” meal
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although grinding grains into flour sound daunting
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grinding your own flour opens new doors in the kitchen and will elevate all of your grain recipes to a new level of delicious
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reasons you should grind your own flour from grains
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flour is lighter
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the breads
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even wheat tastes sweeter and lighter than its commercial counterpart
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the grain possibilities are endless when you grind your own flours
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instead of just wheat
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grains like kamut and teff be difficult to find in flour form
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even popcorn kernels and steel cut oats be easily ground into flour and used in all your baking recipes
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grains store and be in bulk
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buying grains in bulk and grinding them as you need them saves money
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the germ is the part of the grain that contains all the nutritious oils
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grinding your own flour is as simple as purchasing a grain mill
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there are a number of grain mills on the market to choose from
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the most important thing when purchasing a grain mill is to pick one that is tough
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once a grain has been ground into flour it begins to lose its nutritional value very quickly
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if you do grind a little extra
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posted on august 25
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by: author allison ruth
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grinding your own flours and using grains
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this tutorial on grinding flours from
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grains is written by allison of some the wiser. welcome
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it is such a idea to grind your own flours
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i tell you
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it is fun to experiment and add new grains into favorite recipes
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to extend their shelf life
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when you grind your own flours
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grind only what you use
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have fun experimenting
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try unfamiliar grains and enjoy the new flavors
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