Cooking with Ancient Grains

Cover of Cooking with Ancient Grains by Laura J. Blake McBride
Year: 2020
Language: en
Pages: 460
ISBN-13: 9781087910529
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Height: 11 Inches
Length: 8.5 Inches
Weight: 2.33028610934 Pounds
Width: 0.93 Inches
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Cooking with Ancient Grains by Laura J. Blake McBride is a comprehensive cookbook published by Laura J Blake McBride on September 2, 2020. This 460-page edition is written in English and focuses on integrating healthier ingredients into everyday cooking. The book offers practical guidance on replacing unhealthy components in recipes with nutrient-rich, ancient grains such as einkorn, emmer, spelt, buckwheat, oats, quinoa, and wild rice, all while emphasizing the importance of maximizing nutritional value for family meals.

Readers will discover various cooking techniques, including grinding, soaking, sprouting, and fermenting, which enhance the digestibility and nutrient availability of foods. The book also discusses the benefits of incorporating natural ingredients like cage-free eggs and grass-fed meats while advising against less healthy options. By adopting these methods, readers may find that they can save time and money while improving their family’s diet and overall health.


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Have you ever wanted to learn how to replace unhealthy ingredients with healthier ones in the recipes that you use when cooking for your family each day to get the maximum nutritional value, but just didn’t have the time? Well, this cookbook has done just that for you!! I have spent the past few decades searching out the healthiest ingredients and testing them in my own kitchen to develop this cookbook. Now, you can gain from my experience while learning how to make no-knead breads, healthy snacks and desserts and nourishing entrées using the same organically-grown, low-gluten/no-gluten, high-fiber, nutrient-rich, ancient grains that our ancestors used including einkorn, emmer, spelt, buckwheat, oats, quinoa and wild rice.

You will also learn how to prepare foods using traditional methods such as grinding, soaking, sprouting and fermenting. These methods will actually increase the availability of digestive enzymes and life-giving nutrients in the foods you eat and serve to your family.

Once you begin learning and using these methods, you will find that they only add minutes to your busy schedule and may even save you time over running to town to go to fast-food restaurants and waiting in lines. And, rather than spending more on your monthly food budget, you may actually find that you are spending less!! At the same time, you and your family may be eating healthier and possibly avoiding some today’s costly illnesses caused by nutritional deficiencies and toxins!

As you are learning to use healthier, ancient grains and traditional methods of preparing them, you will also learn why you should add other natural, wholesome ingredients to your daily diet including cage-free eggs, grass-fed meats and saturated and partially saturated oils. You will also learn why you should avoid battery-raised eggs, feed-lot beef, seed oils, hydrogenated oils, refined sugars and high-sodium salt.

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Publisher: Laura J Blake McBride. Year: 2020.
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ISBN-13: 9781087910529.
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Language: en. Pages: 460.

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