Essential Whole Grains for Your Prepper Pantry - From Ancient Grains to Gluten Free Grains

[@MarysNest]

Hi Sweet Friends, Today, I am sharing all about Essential Whole Grains for Your Prepper Pantry from Ancient Grains to Gluten Free Grains! ALSO ▶️WATCH THE ULTIMATE PREPPER PANTRY SERIES: kzbin.info/aero/PLkRuW3pBo2U0WCxRNWm60Yt0ihEQbfpUl ➡️SUBSCRIBE: kzbin.info ➡️Be sure to head over to my KZbin channel’s Home Page where I share lots of organized playlists of videos that I think you will enjoy. Here is the link: KZbin.com/MarysNest ➡️TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 2:14 Why Stock Whole Grains 3:59 Ancient Grains 25:30 Modern Grains 41:45 Gluten Free Grains 1:03:27 How to Grind Grain to Make Flour ➡️FREE 36-PAGE ESSENTIAL TRADITIONAL FOODS PANTRY LIST: marysnest.com/free-traditional-foods-pantry-list/ ➡️SUBSCRIBE TO THE TRADITIONAL FOODS NEWSLETTER - IT'S FREE: marysnest.com/signup-traditional-foods-newsletter/ ➡️JOIN THE TRADITIONAL FOODS KITCHEN ACADEMY (Optional Membership Community): kzbin.infojoin ▶️RECENT VIDEO UPLOADS: kzbin.infovideos ➡️POPULAR VIDEO SERIES: ▶️MASTERING THE BASICS OF TRADITIONAL “NUTRIENT DENSE” FOODS COOKING SERIES: kzbin.info/aero/PLkRuW3pBo2U3b4eu0QraZReKlGzA11h3y ▶️HOW TO STOCK THE TRADITIONAL FOODS KITCHEN PANTRY: kzbin.info/aero/PLkRuW3pBo2U1MqC3YAw7ZRYjuL9FBGSwc ▶️THE ULTIMATE “NOURISHING TRADITIONS” TRADITIONAL FOODS SERIES: kzbin.info/aero/PLkRuW3pBo2U08QTxHX-n8ozvP_UfeWuL8 ▶️RELATED VIDEOS: Mockmill Unboxing: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bajCf4SXibh-rqs 3 Ways to Make Flour: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3WUhaSdrs6Yeck Long-Term Food Storage Options: kzbin.info/aero/PLkRuW3pBo2U3pFCTIgALrAm7hI8PbwSuR All About Einkorn Flour: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4uzl4enaaZogtE What is Kamut: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qISWpoWIf7WcrqM All About Wheat Berries: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmeQqaiLqNiDqKs How to Make Sprouted Flour: kzbin.info/www/bejne/opvPi2uKnbaCkMk The Complete Sourdough Starter Guide: kzbin.info/aero/PLkRuW3pBo2U3NKN0GHvGCpiWNxcTefLof How to Cook Oat Groats: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nn_blnmMnpV5qqM How to Make Whey: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKnPeZiLd9l2d5I Hot Water Cornbread: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXWUgq2Cj5mfgbc Beef and Barley Soup: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5TGnGtupdCCiaM 10 Best FOREVER Foods: kzbin.info/www/bejne/opWYdWdqYpaFb9E ➡️FOR THE PRINTABLE RECIPE: Don’t forget to open the description under the video and scroll down till you see “RECIPE”. There will be a link there that will take you directly to the RECIPE on my website (MarysNest DOT com) that accompanies this video. Depending on what type of device you are watching the video on…To open the description under video, click the words “SHOW MORE”, or the title of the video, or the small downward pointing triangle arrow to the right of the video title. All of these should open the description. ➡️And for more in-depth info...➡️JOIN THE TRADITIONAL FOODS KITCHEN ACADEMY (Optional Membership Community): kzbin.infojoin This is where I share in-depth “Vodcasts” (like a podcast but you can watch and listen or just listen) all about Traditional “nutrient dense” foods, plus 1 monthly LIVE STREAM. This is for those who are interested in delving into all these Traditional “Nutrient Dense” Foods topics in greater detail. BUT DON”T WORRY…this is completely optional, and I will continue to produce all of my free public videos too. I’ve got lots of great public videos coming up here on my channel, so stay tuned. 😉 Thanks for watching! Love, Mary

[@wheepingwillow24u17]

Hi Mary, QUESTION: I do not smell anything when I smelled my Hard Red Wheat Berries Or the Soft White Haven't tested my Hard White yet, as they haven't been opened to store yet, working on it lol. I've watched a lot of vids on storing it in mylar, also people NOT using mylar and putting it in huge lid covered food grade containers, no oxygen absorbers as their canisters are to big. I've used 5 gal mylar bags FIRST time today but no oxygen absorbers as I have very small ones, and I don't know how many to use, so I just shook the bucket side to side to get them to settle and did the zip lock that's on the mylar bag and pushed out all the air best I could. Do you figure that's good enough? I hope so, cause I already put the lids on the buckets lol lol BUT I will open them IF I have to. thanks for ALL you do to educate us out here. :)

[@Camille_Boomer77000]

I can't say enough how I adore this channel. It's in-between a cooking school, a university class about the history of food, a podcast etc

[@MarysNest]

Oh my goodness!! Thank you SO much for the kind words!! So glad you're here!! Love, Mary

[@brookescott9598]

Mary is like what old timers would call, their "best friend over the fence." She brings comfort and joy to me during these months of lock down. Mary's parents must have been so happy to have such a lovely daughter💙

[@MarysNest]

Oh Brooke! You are such a sweetheart to say these things and you brought tears to my eyes! When my dad was alive he had Parkinson's disease and was quite disabled in his later years. I took care of him and he used to say..."I don't know what mom and I would have done without you." It was so generous of him to say that because I am quite imperfect but I tried to do my best. My mom is still living and she is so kind with her words for me. I really don't know what I did to deserve such loving parents! Thank you again for your kind words! Love, Mary

[@brookescott9598]

@@MarysNest Mary, I knew you must be that type of daughter. Appreciate your reply. The " kind words" belong to you because you radiate all that is good and holy. Take care. Get plenty of rest. Stay safe down there in Texas!💞

[@terracotta6294]

FYI #CovidIsFraud

[@Robinwhiteart]

Ethnobiology (the science of how living things, plants, animals, etc. are used by human cultures) IS fascinating. Please do not make excuses for being interested in it and telling us what you know about it! Knowing history and culture IS important in all its forms.

[@MarysNest]

Thanks!

[@christymarie1413]

I do not understand this comment, was it supposed to be insulting and/or directed at Mary?

[@deboragregg9961]

Amaranth makes a great hot cereal. I have found it from Bob's red mill

[@MarysNest]

Hi Deborah, So happy to hear this!! Thanks for sharing!! Love, Mary

[@spudanky]

Amaranth is a lifesaver for me since as an adult I can’t consume any gluten, corn, most grains. I grew up on grits, and Amaranth has that similar consistency, which totally hits the spot as a morning meal. It’s also my number two source of protein after animal meat, so I work it into many of my meals throughout the day. Super underrated “grain” 👍

[@IsabellaM._]

@@spudanky ,thank you! This is helpful as I make my way gluten free .

[@spudanky]

@@IsabellaM._ awesome! Good luck 👍

[@antampeterson6027]

I love rewatching my favorite videos of yours as I fall asleep - sleep timers are a blessing! Your voice helps me sleep well on days I have my worst flare-ups! Thank you so much 💕

[@outingsforoldladieswhoaren7664]

You are so right... I do believe that you have a whole other video on that topic too... you are such a blessing and a source of great and comprehensive information. Don't ever think you go into too much detail. It is exactly right and responsible. So many other people who are lazy and don't put in the enormous effort you do to do such a great job. I truly admire you.

[@MarysNest]

Oh Amalia, Thank you so much for the kind words!! So glad you're here!! Love, Mary

[@andyluvschrist4398]

I love this brand new language!!! Thank you so much! Brand new to all this and just started gardening too!! 48 years old! Hope not to old lolol!

[@s.leemccauley7302]

By learning and doing new things, you will find you are staying younger in may ways. I wish you good fortune. I am sure you will do well.

[@MarysNest]

@@s.leemccauley7302 - How True!!

[@MarysNest]

So glad you are here and joining us on this Traditional Foods Journey!! Love, Mary

[@suesweetpea7]

@andyluvschrist - YOU ARE NEVER TO OLD I AM 60 AND I AM STILL LEARNING AND I STARTED GARDENING AGAIN LAST YEAR AS I WAS GOING THROUGH BACK AND NECK SURGERY IT HELPED ME KEEP MY SANITY DURING THE HEALING TIME.

[@susandennison2833]

Nope your not.

[@Lulu-ue2lj]

My gosh this video was so educational . Please keep going down rabbit holes! I love it! You’re the tops! And now I know!

[@MarysNest]

Oh Lulu! Thank you so much for the kind words! So happy to hear that you found this educational. Love, Mary

[@VSGLife]

MOTHER MARY!!! HAPPY SATURDAY ❤️

[@MarysNest]

Happy Saturday to you too!! Love, Mary

[@butterflyonmywall6183]

You ROCK Mary! This is such an awesome educational tutorial! Also, it is so satisfying to watch you scoop up the grains and let them gently fall through your fingers. I used to do that all the time before I ground wheat to make bread for our family. 😁🦋

[@MarysNest]

You are so welcome!

[@LittleCountryCabin]

Wow Mary! I learned so much!! You are such a blessing and the wisdom you share with us all is priceless! God bless you sweet friend❤️

[@MarysNest]

Oh Jackie! I am so happy that you liked this video. Hope you are doing well!! Love and God Bless, Mary

[@bonitajordan6825]

I struggle with whole grains so this is very timely as I’m GF, DF, and have absorption issues. I do use the four corner pantry system, and I own a Vitamix, Thank you.

[@MarysNest]

Hi Bonita, So happy this video can help! Love, Mary

[@ChrisVDS5]

I LOVE your channel! I'm actually quite addicted. I'd really love for you to do a series of videos, with each video focusing on a specific one of these grains. Detailed recipes and uses would be so helpful.

[@MarysNest]

Hi Chris, That's a great idea! And as a matter of fact, I have something like that in the works! Stay tuned! ;-) Love, Mary

[@springnicole]

For those who eat gluten free 41:45 Thank you Mary for sharing your wealth of knowledge!

[@EssayonsFG]

Had to come back to finish this one, Mary We started watching on our TV before dinner a few days ago and stopped midway to eat. You always make learning new things an engaging event. Have a blessed weekend. Rob

[@parsimyrum867]

Mary, thank you for being you. Your smile is contagious and your Voice is relaxing and its easy to learn from you. You have taught me so much about foods I've never heard of and to try new foods I thought would never go past my lips. I love your spirit.

[@MarysNest]

Wow, thank you!

[@parsimyrum867]

@@MarysNest, you're welcome! 😊

[@homemakingwithdenise]

Hi Mary, you continue to amaze me with your breadth of knowledge. I would never have considered grinding my own grains but you make it seem so reasonable. I'll think on this.

[@MarysNest]

Hi Denise!! Thanks so much for visiting!! Glad you like that idea of grinding your won grain. It's SO fresh!! Please forgive me for dropping the ball on our call!! I have had workmen here all week - it's been a zoo. Even with the virus we had to finally get some workmen in here to fix some very pressing problems. And then...my old oven went on the fritz!! And of course - nothing in this old house is a normal size - so I have to have an installer come here on Monday to measure to see what we can make it fit. Oh boy!! Never a dull moment. Love you, Mary

[@homemakingwithdenise]

@@MarysNest I get it. We'll connect.

[@joespr3146]

We grow amaranth here in the SF Bay Area. The leaves have a wonderful purple color. The leaves are cooked and are delicious.

[@MarysNest]

Wonderful!

[@esthergomezjimenez9487]

Hola Mary, learned so much about grains brilliant video, had your video on load and my husband said wow she does teach really well. He should know he has been a school teacher for 30 years. Much love from Spain 🤗

[@MarysNest]

Oh thank you!

[@yingdeng1106]

I am just discovering ancient grains right now and your video is super helpful! And you have one the best unintentional asmr voices, so soothing.

[@crissala]

Wow! A whole lotta information here. I'm gonna have to watch this again and make notes because I really wanted to add wheat whole grains to my long term pantry but I just didn't know enough to make that purchase. Thank you so much for putting this altogether. I did add steel cut oats and now Ill add groats as well. Blessings!

[@WinsomeWinslet]

I can attest to how amazing millet tastes. My aunt made a chicken and millet dish when I was a teen and very picky and I LOVED it! Thanks for reminding me about this ancient gluten-free grain. We'll be having it soon!!!

[@MarysNest]

That is awesome!

[@marywyrick4520]

Butter is good for your brain and body.

[@MarysNest]

Hi Mary, Isn't that the truth!! Love, Mary

[@firearmsstudent]

Spelt and einkorn sounds like the name of an awesome punk rock band.

[@agardner2672]

Thank you so much for your valuable information-I so appreciate that you took the time to instruct us in these vital skills. God bless you!

[@MarysNest]

Thank you so much for the kind words!! Glad we are on this traditional foods journey together!! Love, Mary

[@jimmyjimenez9280]

You are such a wealth of information. Thank you so much, I can listen to you talk for hours! It takes a lot of skill and talent to keep my attention, let me tell you!

[@trailbadger2345]

Love Buckwheat! I don't buy it raw like this, but I do buy it ground and make machine bread. Love Millet!

[@MarysNest]

Sounds delicious!! Love, Mary

[@twistedgramapreps4642]

Thank you so much for all you do to educate those of us that are new to traditional foods. My daughter and her two beautiful babies had to move in with me a few years ago. We have decided to make the transition to a traditional foods household almost a year ago. We've been reading articles and obtaining as much information as possible to make our transition a successful one. Then a couple of months ago I stumbled across your channel! You are exactly what we needed! We are feeling much more confident now that we are moving forward in a positive and healthy way. I adore learning about the history of traditional foods, the proper preparation and health benefits of our new lifestyle. We are by no means completely there, but thanks to your guidance, knowledge and dedication, we will be! We are taking our journey slowly, because we became so used to processed foods and want (especially the children) to not be overwhelmed by the drastic difference in tastes and textures. I'm so happy and excited about our journey, more so now that we have Mary's Nest to help guide us. You are a blessing to so many and we are grateful.

[@marshadarby6980]

I am so grateful for all the teaching you do. It’s absolutely amazing your knowledge of so many things regarding foods and preparation of foods! I have learned so much about so many things and I am amazed at how exciting it is to me! I can’t wait to try things after hearing you explain so well the details on each subject! I just love it! It’s been life changing!❤️

[@violethomesteadgeorgia7278]

I'm thankful there is a business near me where I can get many types of grain in everything from a 2lb bag to 6 gallon buckets with the air already removed

[@MarysNest]

Wow!! That is fantastic!! Love, Mary

[@barbarahasenauer2630]

I used to cook up wheat berries for a hot breakfast cereal.. and then cool down the berries for sprinkling on foods.. I'll have to start that again

[@lapismosi8065]

Me as well. I especially loved them on salads; it made the salad so substantial. I would use the slow cooker.

[@seshenofthenile2363]

I bought spelt grain flour to make pancakes for my children. I think it will be much healthier than store bought pancake mix.

[@tonimariegarcia5772]

This video is a wonderful source for learning about grains and the differences and similarities between them. I'm looking forward to listening to more..

[@ymasea25]

Tq for the detailed description about grains. I would like to add that buckwheat flour is made into soba noodles. Also I mixed some millet and/or buckwheat when cooking parboiled rice.

[@aataylor88]

Mary, you are an institution. Thank you for sharing this info!

[@MarysNest]

Oh my goodness Alexandra! Thank you so much for the kind words!! Love, Mary

[@rainthomps694]

You are so wonderfully thorough! I learn so much from each video I watch! Thank you!!

[@jerriscollins-ruth9019]

Very well done. Thank you for the very thorough explanations. God Bless

[@heatherfisher4756]

Mary. I’ve just started watching your channel this past week, and upon hearing you talk about the “Nourishing Traditions ” book I purchased it and 2 other books by Sally. “Nourishing Fats” and “Nourishing Broth”. Nourishing fats was the first to arrive. I’m only on page 14 and already I’ve felt compelled to stop reading and write this comment. MY WHOLE LIFE HAS BEEN A LIE! 😲🤯. Please note, I’m a 48 year old wife and mother to 2 grown children. I garden, preserve/home can, do a lot of from scratch cooking, had my own catering business for about a year and ran a commercial kitchen for about 13 years, so i for sure know my way around a kitchen. I always thought I did an “ok” job at watching what we eat. Upon watching your videos and beginning to read the works of Sally I’ve discovered that I’m way more ignorant about food that what I ever could have imagined! I knew politicians got bought out to the highest bidder but it really never occurred to me that doctors would/could do the same thing! “First do no harm”. My whole life has been “animal fat is the work of the devil and will kill us all!” So I DID buy low-fat milk and dairy. I DID cook with vegetable oil. I grew up on margarine. I’ve bought an innumerable amount of pounds of boneless skinless chicken. All of it, ALL OF IT has been false information! I would say there should be a law against such misinformation but the same people who are buying out the doctors are the same ones buying out the lawmakers. Sorry for such a long post! Keep. Making. Videos! Keep educating us, Mary!

[@MarysNest]

Wow Heather!! Thank you so much for sharing this. And I understand completely!! My mom completely ignored the whole low fat era (she's 97!) but I fell prey to it. My mom said...DON'T DO IT!! You'll regret it!! She was so right!! Thank goodness I eventually listened to her and returned to a traditional way of eating! So glad you are here with us on this traditional foods journey!! And I have to share that when I showed my mom Sally's books, my mom said...thank heavens! Finally someone is showing some sense when it comes to butter!! Too cute!! Love, Mary

[@lam7750]

Hi Mary, I just wish I was living in your house and enjoying all your wonderful healthy cooking and your whole panorama of traditional foods!!! Really so much fun just imagining how lovely that would be.😁 Your nice story telling in your sweet homely voice brings back childhood memories of my mom’s cooking and her wide range of traditional wisdom.

[@rachelwuob7939]

I just discovered Mary last month and am so grateful for her as a resource. I'm wanting to be bread-sufficient and have been watching her videos to know which grains to get, what flour mill, sourdough starter, etc. I wonder if Mary has a go-to book of grain recipes. If for some reason I can't access her videos I'd like to have a recipe book for how to make some staples and which grains to use for what. Thinking pasta noodles, cereal/granola bars, biscuits, bread, cakes, etc. Is there a go-to or a couple go-tos?

[@christinasmith1116]

I am so grateful for you! I appreciate all the knowledge and skills that you share on your channel. I love ❤️ it when you go down a "rabbit trail". Keep on going! Thank you soooo much!

[@brendadodd1075]

I have a mill now so will be turning my grains into flour, but i do't know how to cook grains to make hot cereals. Will you be showing us how todo this, please? Also i have made the Rye sourdough starter and it is very good but... I stink at making sourdour bread.

[@MarysNest]

Hi Brenda, Definitely! I show how to cook oat groats to make oatmeal here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nn_blnmMnpV5qqM But I will definitely be making some videos on how to cook grains for savory side dishes. Love, Mary

[@brendadodd1075]

@@MarysNest Thank you for responding back. I'll check that video out on the oat groats. Looking for to future video with you

[@jeanparnell2295]

This is mazing video Mary. I have watched it twice and I am about to watch it for the third time! So much information to soak in. I'd love and appreciate if you could do some videos to illustrate some cooking suggestions to back up all this lovely information. I have for the past year cooked millet and buckwheat together with porridge oats.....not so sure if this is correct! You do such an amazing job x

[@MarysNest]

Hi Jean! Wow!! Thank you so much for the kind words!! And yes, I am filming a video on the three different ways to cook whole grains. Hopefully that will be out soon! Stay tuned! ;-) Love, Mary

[@Calypso4me]

Awesome 👌 Thank you for sharing this info! 🙏

[@MarysNest]

My pleasure!

[@cindyward5133]

I love this channel! Speaking of rye, I love rye and she is correct in that a rye starter is awesome! I had trouble getting a starter going when I started making sourdough a couple of years ago. Then my Scandinavian brain said try rye. We love rye. My starter went crazy. I use it to make any type of sourdough product. If you are only using a cup or two of starter and adding several cups of other flour, I don't find the rye to be dominant. I make rye bread also.

[@MarysNest]

Hi Cindy, Thanks so much for the kind words! And thank you for sharing your experiences with rye flour and a rye starter - I agree! Love, Mary

[@ushacheruvare7921]

Your are a very good teacher and explain ed in detail about whole grains. I like very much. Thank yoi

[@catsmeow4003]

What a wonderful presentation. So much I learned. Taking notes😁👍🌱

[@lindamcneil711]

This sis such a good presentation and well researched. Thank you for being cognizant about the issue with cross contamination in oats. Well done.

[@antampeterson6027]

I love this video! Thank you for sharing!

[@MarysNest]

You are so welcome!

[@HelpatHomeJim]

This is a very informational video, thank you, Mary. How did I miss these classic comments 15:55? I love it!

[@barbarahockman234]

Love your channel. Could you please show how to use the berries in a salad as you referenced. Thank you so much for all you teach!

[@MarysNest]

Hi Barbara, Thank you for the kind words! And yes, I will be making a video showing the three different ways how to cook grains and then how to use them in a salad or as a side dish. Stay tuned. ;-) Love, Mary

[@quecisneros]

Wow. So much to leqrn!

[@DiannaFM]

This is a lot to take in. Thank you Mary , I appreciate this knowledge lesson

[@shmerd1]

Did you catch that?! "Scientist tell us B vitamins are always good for nourishing our nervous system, and that's wonderful in a stressful world!"😅

[@theverch1]

Sweet Mary! You have inspired me to explore ancients grains for my pantry. Your knowledge and excitement to teach others draws me in more with every video! Can you share where you purchased your large glass storage container seen to your left in the video. Be blessed! Leann

[@MarysNest]

Thank you so much for the kind words!! That large jar was purchased at Wal-Mart. It is from the Anchor Hocking Glass Company's "Heritage Collection". It was very reasonable - about $10! Love, Mary

[@kristiemao4275]

I love your channel so much.

[@juliam4303]

Is it just me, or does Mary make you want to have every one of these?!!

[@alicegamble6145]

Great video. Very interesting information.

[@MarysNest]

Hi Alice, Glad you enjoyed it! Love, Mary

[@jerrystark3587]

A very interesting and informative video. Thanks you!

[@thegrowingnetwork3409]

Fantastic thank you so much, love you xx

[@jlooploop]

Have you had a video how to sift flours? What size sifters are best

[@MarysNest]

Yes I do! 🤗 Here’s the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4uzl4enaaZogtEsi=kreK0dXOFldcUb_0 I’m showing how to do this using Einkorn but the principle applies to any whole grain flour. Love, Mary ❤️🤗❤️

[@lynpat1494]

❓Question: what is best way to store water for drinking and use in rehydrating all the food in jars and bags set aside for emergency use. Thank you for all the information, recipes, and how-to videos. Am learning so much!

[@MarysNest]

Hi Lyn, The information from the US Food and Drug administration says that water in food safe plastic (like what we buy at the store) has a very long shelf life. But I have learned from other people that they "can" water in canning jars and store it that way. Very clever indeed! Love, Mary

[@lynpat1494]

@@MarysNest 🎈Thank you! Trying to find canning jars right now is next to impossible. Is there any idea when they’ll be back in stores? Have learned so much watching your videos. You are greatly appreciated!💖

[@lylymongeon]

Hi Mary. Any suggestions on would I use the sifted bran, in a kitchen application, to avoid waste? Add to meatloaf, spaghetti sauce, etc?

[@marylaing690]

Thank you mary , you really are amazing

[@MarysNest]

Hi Lyly, Definitely. I like to soak it overnight with a splash of vinegar to help deactivate some of the phytic acid and then use it in any muffin or quick bread batter that I am making. You can also throw the soaked bran into pancake or waffle batter. Also, if you make bread, it's great for dusting the baking stone or Dutch oven to keep the dough from sticking. Love, Mary

[@MarysNest]

Oh Mary!! What a sweetheart you are!! Love, Mary

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Why sift, just use the wholegrain

[@lylymongeon]

@@YeshuaKingMessiah Some do not enjoy the heavier/earthy taste.

[@michaelleahy6848]

I've got to find your sourdough video

[@MarysNest]

Hi Michael, Here is my SOURDOUGH PLAYLIST: kzbin.info/aero/PLkRuW3pBo2U3NKN0GHvGCpiWNxcTefLof Love, Mary

[@claratarver3138]

Hi Mary, I was wondering if you can use plain white flour to make sour dough? I know you speak a lot of whole grain but not about plain white flour. Maybe it has been discussed in the other videos and I missed it. Thank you in advance. Keep up the great videos please.

[@djssquibbs3295]

sooo sneaky, starting it with rye, ;) jaja saludos desde Costa Rica

[@lindachandler2293]

I tell people the same combines, hoppers or bins that were used for wheat might be used next for oats and it's really hard to sterilize a combine 🤣

[@MarysNest]

LOL!! How true!! Hi Linda - hope you are doing great! Love, Mary

[@lindachandler2293]

@@MarysNest I am. Thank you. Still enjoying your videos 🙂

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Certified GF oats only use combines in GF grain crops

[@susandennison2833]

Loved this video. I have a feeling it will be visited many times by me. 😊 I already watched it twice. Could I suggest a cooking episode with the three types you spoke of with the name farro? I am fascinated by the nutritional value of them. As well as the shelf life.

[@MarysNest]

Hi Susan, Such a great idea! Will do!! Love, Mary

[@violettalewandowski4913]

Mary thank your for sharing all your knowledge and i love everything you do, it is so interesting and you are the reason i started making my own flour...I found sometimes the recipe is asking for strong bread flour and i know it is the flour with high percentage of protein my question is how do i know what grain has this ...low or high procentage of protein .is there anyway info online i can learn about it..

[@jacksprat1556]

Can you do video on best grains and recipe for pizza dough? Especially a good recipe using ancient grains. Can you make pizza dough from oats? Would you please make that millet bread for us? If you were to pick 3 to keep on hand what would you choose?

[@MarysNest]

Hi Jackie, All great questions. Yes, I will be doing more ancient grain baking. In the meantime, I have a sourdough pizza crust recipe video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4ilfIB-eresmrc As to Oats for making pizza dough...I have not tried it. I will need to experiment. And yes, I am planning a video making the millet bread. If I were to just pick three grains to buy, I would choose Einkorn, Spelt, and Hard White Wheat. Hope that helps. Love, Mary

[@susiebosh9045]

I make my hot cereal in the morning from oats or spelt. Delish

[@andreaarias2085]

Very helpful!

[@micheleleasher2261]

I’m enjoying all the history and lovely recipes. Also, keeping me updated on what to add to my Prep Pantry shopping list.

[@MalaineGill]

Thank U 4 Ur Videos. I really appreciate u sharing ur knowledge of so many things with us. I have really enjoyed ur Channel ~ GOD Bless U

[@kaatkaye3403]

Thank you so much for your amazing videos! Do you know if sprouted grains store as long as unsprouted grains?

[@gracehillgranny5445]

Mary, thank you so much for sharing all this wonderful information with us. I have tried almost all of these grains and use most of them. However, it gets a bit overwhelming trying to remember all the nutritional factors of each grain/seed. Is this information in your book that is available to download? I'm still waiting to get internet in my area, so I can't view that book yet. I recently started experimenting with teff and love it. I'm pretty sure I have Aramanth flour/grain in my pantry also. I'll be looking for buckwheat. Though I enjoy products with buckwheat, I've never bought it. Sorry my comment is so long, but I have two questions?. Have you ever ground popcorn for cornmeal? I have and I love it. Secondly, when milling a very small grain such as millet, what setting is best? I have a Whisper Mill that I may pass to .y daughter in order to justify ge6the Mock mill.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

I love my Whisper Mill! Don’t give it away! I mill popcorn for cornmeal too lol it’s delish I wouldn’t bother milling millet or teff. They’re not flour grains. Throw in a bread or roll recipe.

[@gracehillgranny5445]

@@YeshuaKingMessiah thank you. I haven't milled the Teff. It's basically very much like flour once used in recipes with adequate liquid. I don't think my daughter wants to mill her grains... she's fine with getting me to do it, lol.

[@teresaschroepfer3695]

Hi miss Mary, been doing the cancer thing again, but I’m trying to catch up. I’m sure I will be coming up with questions again. Lol

[@MarysNest]

Oh Teresa! God bless you!! You are in my prayers. Keep me posted. Love, Mary

[@vamsiparinam9473]

Hi Mary good afternoon how are you? I have a question do you upload a new video every Wednesday and Saturday and I enjoyed watching your videos and I love you so much 🙂❤️😀😁😊😘😘💚💛💙💜💗😄 Please reply Thanks you love and God bless Love Vamsi

[@MarysNest]

Thank you! Yes I do! I try to be fairly consistent with that schedule. Love, Mary

[@dawnwright8309]

If you have a grain roller, you can roll oats and barley to make a granola.

[@MsCyndiloowho]

Mary, do you have a recipe for making the oat groats as a savory side dish? I followed along with what you said but I'm uncertain about amounts of water and length of time. I would love to introduce this to my family as an alternative to rice and my sons who abhor oatmeal/porridge type dishes.

[@rawfoodelectric]

MARY, what would you call food stored in a root cellar...and I mean the perishable foods like potatoes, apples, and cabbage, etc? Is that an additional "corner" or is it added to the working pantry even though it is extended foodstuffs?

[@MarysNest]

Such a great question! And OH HOW I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE A ROOT CELLAR!!! I guess I would think of it as an Extended Pantry since it is where we would store things to restock our working pantry or fridge. Love, Mary

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Root cellar is what I call it lol Larder is another word “The spring house” was another place they would store things before refrigerators or even in cold creeks nearby.

[@lucycare3901]

Gracias geacias gracias.......❤️❤️

[@ryciaraluna1026]

Can u show on one of ur videos how to use sillica gel pack ? I bought recently and it talks of reactivation and color changes etc .... i was thinking jus put in close container but its a bit more. It talks of cloths paper and other materials . Im new to storage things ...im storing in 32 oz locks mason jar with hope of 6 months to 1year .. storage for 1 person type of thing thank you for ur videos I'm learning lotrz

[@MarysNest]

Hi Cindy, You are in luck! I have a video all about silica gel packs and oxygen absorbers. You can watch the video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mp-TpniJr9GCrNE You may also enjoy my complete Prepper Pantry Series: kzbin.info/aero/PLkRuW3pBo2U0WCxRNWm60Yt0ihEQbfpUl Love, Mary

[@ryciaraluna1026]

@@MarysNest Thank u very much u r so informative ill watch video

[@bonniesherwood3251]

As always, I learned so much from this video. Mary, you have thousands of scattered friends who appreciate you and your sharing so much! I was wondering about soaking oats overnight. I usually get Bob’s quick steel cut oats from Costco. It’s nice that they are organic. I have soaked them a couple times recently, hoping that would help. But it it does help, should I drain them in the morning or use the water that I soaked them in?

[@bonniesherwood3251]

If it does

[@danakayemiller6982]

Hey Mary, I love you an your channel the way you teach is wonderful I want to bake some ancient grains, I don't know where to purchase them got any ideas? Thanks God bless you and your family's 🎈🙏❤️🌻🪻❤️

[@violettalewandowski4913]

Thank you Mary for another awesome video .I got the mill like yours and grains but im not sure what to mix with what ...dyfrent granis for dyfrent baking .What grains should i mix to get something good for making cookies and what should i mix to make flour for pasta or probably dyfrent mix for bread...is there anywhere recepie for beginners flours makers🤣😃❤

[@suzannewatson4101]

Can you use the same wheat to grow as the wheat berries you grind ?

[@lindachandler2293]

Ideas for what to do with the coarser einkorn sittings?

[@smiller6925]

I don't know how to make beef soup without a little barley. I just have to add some. lol

[@suzannewatson4101]

Angel food cake. Lots of egg white and millet

[@januarysdaughter6664]

So, are the "ancient grains" considered Non-GMO, like heirloom? I'm looking for something that hasn't been altered by science!

[@MarysNest]

Hi Kelley, Great question! Most ancient grains are grown organically and are non-GMO but check the package before buying to be sure. Love, Mary

[@januarysdaughter6664]

@@MarysNest I will. Thank you! 🙂

[@juliam4303]

Do the oats need to be hulled??

[@dorotabrown7917]

Lovely 😊 💞

[@teresa2334]

Can you buy it ground? Spelt?

[@MarysNest]

Hi Teresa, Yes you can buy spelt flour both regular and sprouted. Be sure to check my "Shopping Guide" over on my web page "MarysNest DOT com" for sources and discount coupon codes. Love, Mary

[@Robinwhiteart]

If one is highly gluten sensitive it is best to totally avoid oats in any form, "guaranteed pure oats" with no gluten or not! Worst reaction I ever had many many years ago before I got a whole lot smarter was eating rice cakes that were made with some oats added. Again if one is highly sensitive avoid ALL oats in any form. Not worth the horrific pain and trouble.

[@MarysNest]

Thank you so much for sharing this important information!! Love, Mary

[@carolhopetyler2178]

Can someone please just tell me the gluten free ones. Thanks.

[@MarysNest]

Hi Carol, Gluten Free grains include Oats, Corn, Millet, Buckwheat, Quinoa, Amaranth and more. Check the timestamps in the description under the video. The Gluten Free Grain discussion starts at the 41:45 minute mark. Love, Mary

[@carolhopetyler2178]

@@MarysNest Thank you

[@simonesmit6708]

Just be aware that not all gluten free people can tolerate oats. I can't use them because they contain a cousin to gluten.

[@MarysNest]

Hi Simon, Great tip! Thanks for sharing!! Love, Mary

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

And the wheat plants have cross pollinated with oats etc

[@annmarie4794]

I can not believe how many commercials are on this site. Way too many. I’m not sure you know this, Mary. It’s the worst I’ve seen. 🥲😩

[@joanbaggs1915]

Not just the s channel. They upped commercials on all channels

[@MarysNest]

Hi Ann Marie, I understand completely. In July 2020, KZbin changed their policy and added mid-roll ads ("commercials") to all videos over 8 minutes. In the past I never picked to have mid-roll ads on my videos. I gather there is a way for me to manually change each individual video but I have to learn more plus I have over 300+ videos, so you can imagine the daunting task that would be. Thanks for your patience. Love, Mary