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Try this flour in our RECIPES:
Emmer is one of three ancient grains (along with einkorn and spelt) that constitute farro, first cultivated 9,600 BC in the Fertile Crescent.
The applications for this delicious and uniquely flavored grain are endless-- mix this flour with any of our hard wheat flours for flavorful, fast rising yeast breads. It adds a burst of flavor to hearth breads (up to 30%). It also makes great pasta, and whole berries can be cooked as a whole grain breakfast cereal. Additionally, Emmer is high in antioxidants and a great source of protein.
We have been using flour from Barton Springs, especially their ancient or heirloom wheat flours and the difference in our breads and crusts is mind blowingly better! Definitely will be ordering more soon!
Emmer Flour (certified organic)
I like the quality and freshness. My only concern is shipping is high and am paying a lot for it.
Emmer Flour (certified organic)
I was thinking of soemwhat coarse flour like khapli wheat but this one was more fine grained making it sticky and not suited for my cooking
We have been using flour from Barton Springs, especially their ancient or heirloom wheat flours and the difference in our breads and crusts is mind blowingly better! Definitely will be ordering more soon!
Emmer Flour (certified organic)
I like the quality and freshness. My only concern is shipping is high and am paying a lot for it.
Emmer Flour (certified organic)
I was thinking of soemwhat coarse flour like khapli wheat but this one was more fine grained making it sticky and not suited for my cooking

