Sprouted Wheat Berry Flour, Grain Mills, and Bread

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Did you try a bite of the crust? Since it was at least cooked, I would have had to try a bite of it. LOL You keep playing with it and you will figure it out.
I did! I liked the flavor a lot. DH was looking at me weird, he said we have bran flake cereal that's probably the same as peeling off flakes of crust. :gig
 

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Spelt is an ancient grain. It was abandoned in favor of modern wheat because a) modern wheat has the highest yield per acre of all grains, I believe. and b) Spelt is much more difficult to thresh, (in fact, most spelt is organic because insects have a hard time breaking through the bran to get to the grain, making it unnecessary to apply pesticides
I stand corrected. Then what is the name of the flour made from sprouted wheat? Duh.
 
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