The idea seems to intimidate folks… Using fresh milled flour to make sourdough bread. And I get it. The idea of using fresh milled flour at all can be intimidating, add in a live, fermented yeast culture, and even experienced cooks may run to the hills. Or I guess toss in the (kitchen) towel might […]
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When I figured out how to make homemade tortillas with all fresh flour I’m not gonna lie. I may have danced a jig around the kitchen. This recipe is a huge win because, even though I’ve been using fresh flour for years, Bill is the pickiest eater and often every newly converted recipe that I’ve
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I had no desire to grind my own flour a decade ago. But when our family moved out of suburbia and into our old New England farmhouse, I never would have thought that one old house could teach me so much either. It turns out our old farmhouse was at one time the miller’s home.
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Cookies baked with fresh flour have an added depth of flavor that I’ve found no other way. Not to mention the added nutritional benefits! Chocolate chip cookies with some nutrition on the side? Yes please! I’ve spent a while tweaking this recipe and coming up with pretty-darn-near perfection of my favorite dessert in the world.
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We love homemade pizza crust in this house. “Come hell or high water,” as my southern Daddy used to say, Friday night is pizza night in these parts. So today I’m sharing my #1 go-to recipe for homemade pizza crust.
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Bill and I pictured ourselves milling our own flour when we were newlyweds. Then we priced the grains and researched the giant, awkward mill options and realized it was too costly and cumbersome for our small kitchen and smaller budget.
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