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Can one grind small amounts of amarynth flour from seeds?

Received a lovely gift tonight of many different types of whole grains. Many recipes calling for amarynth use the flour and not the seed, which I have. Can I grind my own flour in small batches?

Jwl_001
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Buddhacat
SKK added over 1 year ago

I have not tried amarynth and have ground my own buckwheat successfully. I first had to roast the grain and then ground it in my Vita-Mix dry container. Am sure a coffee grinder would have worked also. Have had great luck with that making almond flour from nuts.

Buddhacat
SKK added over 1 year ago

In the coffee grinder. (Praying for the edit function to return on Hotline.)

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susan g added over 1 year ago

I have used a small coffee grinder (Braun) to make flax meal and even mustard powder from the seeds. Try it!

Jwl_001
jwlucas added over 1 year ago

Thanks!

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