Spring/Winter WHEAT | What's the difference | Which grain mill do I recommend?

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[@houndherder6982]

I’ve always wondered the differences in the wheat and so I was thankful to have you explain this. Thank you so much Mary.

[@pattiprater]

Mary, I would love to see a video of your and Casey’s planting and harvesting your wheat.

[@TheRoseHomestead]

Here's a video I made last year when we harvested our wheat: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoKWp4OZYtB4nJY

[@pattiprater]

@@TheRoseHomestead Lol! Thanks Mary, for keeping it real! I loved watching you and Casey going thru the steps of how to best harvest and thresh your beautiful wheat berries. I’m wondering if there is a machine like a pea sheller, that would seperate the wheat from the chaff? The breads looked divine!

[@amyperrine7421]

My NutriMix mill arrived late Wednesday afternoon. I used it yesterday - twice. The first initial cleaning mill with rice - which I ended up dumping on the floor when the bowl slipped from my hand. Then to make flour for tortillas for baked chimichangas for dinner. I milled some flour this morning to make bread for the weekend. So far I love it! I'm obsessed!

[@TheRoseHomestead]

Great to hear! I love mine, as well!

[@loribrammer8583]

Such a great video and so informative and helpful! ❤

[@elainemcnabb2587]

I love your videos. I watch them over and over thank you Mary

[@TheRoseHomestead]

Thank you!

[@bonniebartlow5631]

I bought a Nutrimill classic I forgot to use your coupon for $20.00 off. I bought 25 lbs of hard red winter wheat from azure standard I’ll get that cookbook you suggested to make bread with Thank you

[@SandraJoos]

Thank you for sharing ❤

[@mllemaster1]

Thank you so much for this information! I have been so confused about the wheat berries! I love your channel so much🙏🥰

[@aprilstutzman9231]

Yay! I was hoping that you would cover this! Thank you!

[@yadymoncayo294]

Thank you ❤

[@margarethardamen1637]

How did you get started milling flour and bread making? Can you recommend a book, web site, etc? I love your channel. You are living my dream life.

[@TheRoseHomestead]

I can't remember if it was a video or blog post but I found the information that store bought flour was void of any nutrition and that really caught my attention. I watched all of Sue Becker's videos here on KZbin and got her book, The Essential Home Ground Flour Cookbook. All of which were immensely helpful. As far as using the fresh flour in sourdough, I just had to work that out as I went. Thanks so much for watching!

[@margarethardamen1637]

Thank you so much

[@pde442]

Awesome video

[@cindypalumbo7503]

Thank you!! I love my Nutrimill.

[@amsohn1]

Good advice, i use mostly Einkorn, as I have Celiac... and mostly sourdough... youve inspired me to try Spelt as well. I purchased my grain mill 4 years ago and couldnt find a NurtaMill... the inlynone i could get was a MocMill... it did take a bit of getting use tooooo... however i do love it. Im hoping to get the other one day. I really enjoy your videos. Blessings

[@user-db8qf7zd5g]

Good morning, love yr videos. Very comforting to listen while I crochet and get my housework and gardening done. My family tree has a Cora Rose (who married Nace Fierbaugh) any relation (wild shot I know)… in case yr husband likes geneology? Have a great day, Laura Gibson near Sedona Arizona

[@TheRoseHomestead]

I will have to look into this!

[@marymyers8245]

Hi Mary, I'm new to your channel and really enjoy it. Do food processors or Vitamix machines work for milling flour? And what is your opinion of the hand crank mills. I don't do a lot of baking, since there is just the two of us. I would love your feedback...

[@TheRoseHomestead]

A Vitamix will work for grinding wheat. The hand crank one are great because they don't use power, however, it's hard to get the flour as fine as with an electric one.

[@marymyers8245]

Thank you for your response. I love your channel and all of the great information you give.

[@cathywalsh7473]

Mary, I don’t mill my own grain. However, I have heard you talk about using AP Kamut flour when you take baked goods to others. Are you milling your grain to make that flour or can I buy it already milled? I have been trying to find different flours and went to an Amish store but the only one I saw is spelt. The rest were grains I would need to mill. Thanks for all your help.

[@TheRoseHomestead]

I buy the all purpose Kamut from thefoodnanny.com. It's a wonderful flour and I really enjoy using it!

[@pattyhall9750]

I don't have a grain mill...not in the budget...what flours do you suggest using in the meantime? Can store bought...like King Arthur...flour be used in a recipe that calls for fresh milled? Thanks.

[@TheRoseHomestead]

Yes, you can use store bought flour. Any of my recipes can be made with all purpose flour. Just add enough flour to make a soft ball of dough.