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Quanah Flour (certified organic)
Quanah Flour (certified organic)
Quanah Flour (certified organic)
Quanah Flour (certified organic)

Quanah Flour (certified organic)

$12.00
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A Barton Springs Mill Exclusive.

Quanah wheat hasn’t been tasted for about 50 years and we’ve worked hard to revive it for you!

Try this flour in our RECIPES:

Naturally Leavened Sourdough Bread

Whole Wheat Cocoa Brownies

Bakery Joju's Pizza Dough

Rye Sandwich Loaf

Quanah hasn't been tasted in over 50 years! It was developed in 1938 and bred specifically for growing in the Texas Hill Country. Then it was forgotten.




It is nice and strong, adding excellent flavor to breads and cookies. Put history on your table with this revived wheat, only available at Barton Springs Mill.
  • Class: Hard Red Winter Wheat
  • Grown in: Alva, OK by Bob Baker, 4 Generations Organic
  • This is a Heritage grain.  Learn more.
  • Available types: Whole Berry, Whole Wheat Flour  Learn more.
  • Protein: 9.4%
  • Flavor profile:  Buttery, creamy and malty
  • We love it in: Artisan Hearth Breads, Brownies, Cookies, Croissants, Crackers, Pastries, Pizza, Pretzels, Yeasted Rolls and Breads

Remember! You don’t need a special recipe… you can use stone-milled flours in any recipe. If you find the outcome a bit dry, don't be afraid to increase the liquid in your recipe. Our flours are thirsty!

    Customer Reviews

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    Sandra
    Excellent Results

    I used Quanah flour and BSM AP flour to make no-knead rustic bread and it was delicious! Will definitely buy again.

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    Joyce Tarvin

    i have only used All purpose at this time and think it's great. Made asiago bread twice now for family meals - soup as fall is here in Cody Wy.

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    S.
    50/50

    I made a beautiful Pineapple Upside Down Cake using 1/2 All Purpose and 1/2 Quanah flours. The texture of the cake was pillowy and soft and the taste was akin to Irish brown bread (which I just love).

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    Freddy Jackson
    Quanah flour and Rough de Bordeaux flour

    I can't say anything specific about the Quanah flour for sourdough bread I made since I mixed the following flours to make the bread: Quanah flour, Rough de Bordeaux (both from Barton Springs) plus Kamut, Einkorn, dark rye, Earlybird stone ground flour, Bob's Red Mill whole wheat flour and Bob's Artisan white flour. The bread came out great - and it "feels" great after eating it with the diversity of the flours.

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    Ginger
    great taste

    of the many exceptional barton springs mill flours we’ve tried, this may be my favorite. and it’s a straight link to the past.

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