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What kind of wheat berries for homemade pasta? - Homesteading Forum I've been poking around Google for the last half hour and really haven't found anyone saying that they use a particular kind of wheat berries to grind for their fresh pasta One did kinda of 'hint' at using hard white wheat, and that sounds like a reasonable choice (Durham is a hard wheat ) I've also seen a number of references to "all purpose" flour, too, but since I grind my wheat, I'm not
Using a Coffee Grinder as a Grain Mill | Homesteading Forum I have a coffee grinder that I use for my wheat berries You have to buy the burr grinders not the cheap $20 Target WM grinders They won't last Last time I looked, my coffee grinder sells for $150, so you might as well buy a grain grinder My coffee grinder is much faster than my big wheat grinder- it's much louder too
Bugs in my wheat berries?? - Homesteading Forum We have a local farmers market that sells whole wheat berries for grinding I purchase them every few months for baking I have found on more than one occasion that there are small black living bugs in the container before I even open it if I don't use the berries soon enough What are they? How
old flour--what to do? | Homesteading Forum Once the wheat berry has been ground into flour, the vitamins evaporate (for lack of a better term) rather quickly If possible, it's best to store flour in the berry form at cool temps, grinding it as needed Once the berry is ground into flour, the nutrition starts going immediately, almost all vitamin content is gone in about 2 weeks
? about Popping Wheat Berries like Popcorn! - Homesteading Forum Do any of you "pop" your wheat berries like popcorn? What are the results and how is it and most importantly, do you do it just like popcorn? Do any kind of wheat berries work or do you need Hard or soft wheat? thanks! Belinda
Growing your own wheat? - Homesteading Forum Hi there We live in town, but have a decent size area to have a garden Is it possible to grow your own wheat in your home garden without having acreage? I don't have any idea how much land you need for wheat or how much wheat you'd need to use for flour, etc Thank you!!