All you want to know about flour
It’s the super tiny grain with the not-so-tiny power. Teff, which is grown in Ethiopia and used to make injera (the sourdough flatbread), is a small grain with a long list of health benefits. Here are eight reasons why you need more teff in your life.
Teff [Eragrostis tef] is the only fully-domesticated member of the genus Eragrostis (lovegrass). Its name is often assumed to be related to the word “lost” in Amharic – because of the tiny size (less than 1mm diameter – similar to a poppy seed) of its seeds.
Injera is a popular Ethiopian Flat Bread, the bread is sour and spongy, traditionally made from teff flour (Teff is a grain native to Ethiopia). …
Are you looking for a quick but impressive idea for your holiday buffet? The mini-croissants with salmon and bacon could serve your purpose… let’s make them together!
In this video famous chef Cécillon for Larousse Cuisine shows us how to make the perfect dough to get the real taste of french croissants. …
In this spelt bread recipe Titli Nihaan add three types of seeds to enhance the nutty taste of the spelt flour. The result is a magnificent-tasting loaf that Four Academy does recommend you!
There are many great reasons to consider including some organic sprouted spelt flour in your pantry, because this “ancient grain” it’s easier to digest, higher in protein and …
Spelt, an ancient cereal grain, is a distant cousin to wheat. It has a nutty, slightly sweet flavor. Use spelt flour as a substitute for wheat or white flour when baking bread. Because spelt flour contains gluten, you are less likely to compromise the texture of baked goods.
Spelt flour is one of the most popular whole grain, non-wheat flours available. It shows up in pastas, breads and in a variety of specifically wheat-free recipes. But what exactly is spelt flour?
Spelt is a cereal grain in the wheat family, but…
The history and origins of spelt are somewhat confused and complex. There is evidence that spelt was cultivated by ancient civilizations both in Europe and the Middle East thousands of years ago. It is mentioned in the Old Testament and in various Roman texts. Carbonated grains of spelt have been found throughout …