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Welcome to our rainbow of cornmeal! You truly can't beat stone-ground corn.
We love it in: Cornbread, Cornmeal Pancakes, Pie and Quiche Crust, Crusted Fish, Sweet Cornmeal Pies and Cakes.
Scroll down to see the flavor profile of each cornmeal. All of our corn is always non-GMO. Although corn is naturally gluten free, our corn is milled and stored alongside wheat and cross contamination may occur.
Yellow
Oaxacan Green
Hopi Blue
White
Fluffy and wonderful! So much better than any other in the stores
Have shopped all 4 varieties and used in polenta, cornbread, grits, and corn dogs. Delicious individually as well as blended together. Bring back the Oaxacan Green please!!
I’m not a planner-ahead-er, so I added both the white and bloody butcher versions to my cart on a whim, with a loose idea that I’d make corn tortillas. Once they arrived and I started looking for a recipe, I realized that you can’t use cornmeal to make tortillas — a fact that turned out to be the happiest accident of this whole year. I found Smitten Kitchen’s Cornbread Waffle recipe (https://smittenkitchen.com/2017/03/cornbread-waffles/), and I’ve made it at least once a week since. I’m delighted to support the Barton Springs Mill mission in a small way, and the reward for doing so — textured, flavorful, delightful yumminess that I can feel good about — is more than I ever would have dreamed. Put me down as a customer for life.
I add about 25 grams of the cornmeal to a bread recipe. Gives good texture and tastes great.
Too expensive for old disabled veteran and did not like the weat flour bread. Maybe we just did not fix it right way. SORRY PLEASE REMOVE ME FROM YOUR EMAIL AND TEXT LIST.
Fluffy and wonderful! So much better than any other in the stores
Have shopped all 4 varieties and used in polenta, cornbread, grits, and corn dogs. Delicious individually as well as blended together. Bring back the Oaxacan Green please!!
I’m not a planner-ahead-er, so I added both the white and bloody butcher versions to my cart on a whim, with a loose idea that I’d make corn tortillas. Once they arrived and I started looking for a recipe, I realized that you can’t use cornmeal to make tortillas — a fact that turned out to be the happiest accident of this whole year. I found Smitten Kitchen’s Cornbread Waffle recipe (https://smittenkitchen.com/2017/03/cornbread-waffles/), and I’ve made it at least once a week since. I’m delighted to support the Barton Springs Mill mission in a small way, and the reward for doing so — textured, flavorful, delightful yumminess that I can feel good about — is more than I ever would have dreamed. Put me down as a customer for life.
I add about 25 grams of the cornmeal to a bread recipe. Gives good texture and tastes great.
Too expensive for old disabled veteran and did not like the weat flour bread. Maybe we just did not fix it right way. SORRY PLEASE REMOVE ME FROM YOUR EMAIL AND TEXT LIST.