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Vegan Barley Flour Cookies

November 11th, 2009 Madhuram Posted in Cookies, Food Blog Events, Kid's Baking, Vegan Baking, Whole Grain Baking 16 Comments »

Barley Flour Cookies

Barley flour is quite a new addition in my kitchen pantry. This cookie recipe is my first experiment with barley flour and I’m happy to tell that it’s a huge success. Unlike whole wheat, barley flour did not impart a raw smell and taste in the cookies. It’s finely ground so there is no grittiness too. I found Bob’s Red Mill Whole Barley flour in the organic aisle of the grocery store. Like any other whole grain flour, barley flour too should be stored in the freezer. Be sure to bring it to room temperature before baking. Barley flour is less glutenous, so if you want to experiment with it start with cookie recipes first. Since cookies need very less or no rising at all, substituting upto half the quantity of all purpose flour in a cookie recipe should be fine.

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Announcing Whole Grain (Eggless) Baking Event – Barley

November 6th, 2009 Madhuram Posted in Food Blog Events, Whole Grain Baking 5 Comments »

Barley Baking Event

In the whole grain baking series, we are going to experiment with barley this month. I request you all to extend your support you have given for the past 2 events, whole wheat and oats. Barley contains twice as much soluble fiber as oats and also is a high-protein whole grain. Whole (hulled) barley is the whole grain. Only the outer indigestible hull is removed, leaving the bran, germ and endosperm in tact. Pearled barley which is most commonly found in the supermarkets is nutritionally inferior to hulled barley because most if not all of the bran and germ layers are removed. So pearled barely is not classified as whole grain. Nevertheless, cooked peraled barley contains nearly twice the amount of fiber as the same size serving of cooked brown rice. So let us continue to include it in our diet regularly.

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Wholegrains Baking Event – Oats Round Up

October 28th, 2009 Madhuram Posted in Food Blog Events, Whole Grain Baking 16 Comments »

Oat Bran Baking Event

Hi friends, some of you might be wondering what happened to me? A couple of reasons kept me from updating the blog quite frequently. My initial plan was to update thrice a week and I was able to do only one post for the past 3-4 weeks. I think I’ll be able to blog more regularly hereafter. One good thing which happened in the past couple of weeks is I joined Wilton’s cake decorating course and today is the last class of the first course. So you can expect some posts on cake decorating in the following weeks. I’m planning to take the other 3 courses too.

Now for the round up; I thank all the participants for sending in your entries for the Wholegrain Baking – Oats Event. Renu, congratulations for winning this month’s giveaway. Please send me an e-mail with your address, so that I can mail your gift.

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