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Introducing: Durum Wheat Berries

When you bite into a perfect al dente spaghetti or savor the flaky layers of a semolina-based cake, you're experiencing the remarkable qualities of durum wheat. This ancient grain, a genetic cousin...

How to Cook Chickpeas Perfectly Every Time
How to Cook Chickpeas Perfectly Every Time

Chickpeas, also known as garbanzo beans, are incredibly nutritious and versatile, and so easy to cook. Follow this advice and you'll get perfect beans every time! How to prep the beans Dried garbs ...

Two separate piles of dried yellow split peas and dried green split peas.
Green vs. yellow split peas: What’s the difference?

Dried green and yellow peas have been a common ingredient in many cultures’ cuisine since long before recipes were invented, but they’re still relatively unused in most American kitchens. Plenty of...

Spelt
Spelt: Ancient Grain and All the How To's

It’s Back! Spelt is one of those ancient grains that’s quietly making a comeback—and for good reason. You all asked for spelt and we made it happen. With its nutty flavor, satisfying texture, and i...

Rye berries
A Deep Dive into Rye Berries: Cooking, Storing, Milling

When most people think of Rye, they picture a hearty loaf of rye bread or crisp Rye crackers. But before Rye reaches your plate in those familiar forms, it starts as something much more humble and ...

Sprouted Brown Lentils
How to Sprout Lentils

We love to sprout our lentils! They are packed with nutrients, easy to grow, and can be added to a variety of dishes. Not only do they enhance the flavor and texture of salads, soups, and sandwiche...

Brown Lentils
Lentil Benefits

Lentils—small, humble legumes—might not always steal the spotlight in your kitchen, but they're a nutritional powerhouse that deserves more attention. Packed with protein, fiber, and a variety of e...

Flour
All About Wheat Flour

First off, Palouse Brand wheat flours have the best things in common...they are all 100% whole grain, stone ground flour which means no bleach, no bromate, no GMOs and no artificial preservatives. ...

Why Dry Beans Rise Above Canned Beans
Why Dry Beans Rise Above Canned Beans

Dry Beans vs Canned Beans When it comes to choosing the best beans for your kitchen, we know dry beans stand out as a top contender. Whether you're focusing on nutrition, taste, or cost savings, dr...

Bean Basics
Bean Basics

Dried beans are a simple, nutritious, and cost-effective way to feed your family. Packed with protein, fiber, and essential nutrients, they make a healthy addition to any meal. Once you switch to d...

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Sourdough Starter

There's something magical about the aroma of freshly baked sourdough bread, filling the air with its enticing fragrance. Behind this culinary marvel lies a humble yet crucial ingredient – the sourd...

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All About Lentils

What are lentils? Lentils, a staple in many cuisines worldwide, are small, lens-shaped legumes packed with nutrition. These versatile pulses come in various colors, including green, brown, red, and...

How to Store Wheat Berries
How to Store Wheat Berries

Storing fresh bulk wheat berries is really an easy feat, they store very easily without too much fuss. Palouse Brand Wheat Berries can have a long shelf life when stored correctly in an air-tight c...

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How to Cook or Grind Wheat Berries

What is a Wheat Berry?  A wheat berry is the entire wheat kernel, consisting of three main parts: the bran, the germ, and the endosperm. These components contain essential nutrients, making wheat b...

How to Cook with Fresh Flour
How to Cook with Fresh Flour

Palouse Brand wheat berries will grind into 100% whole wheat flour as all three layers - the bran, germ, and endosperm - are included when milling. This results in a delicious, rich flour that has ...