Grinding flour at home

Fresh is best. This is true for fresh flour too! Grinding grain at home yields fresh flour that is rich in vitamins and nutrients, and full of amazing flavor.

Baking with fresh milled flour you’ve ground at home is quite different than store bought flour. Grinding my own flour with a machine or an old vintage design makes me feel like a real pioneer woman. Here are 6 grinding and baking tips I’ve picked up along the way. #flour #milledflour #flourmill

Are you wanting to grind your own flour, but don’t have a grain mill? No need to worry…you can use a blender! Here’s some quick tips on how to use a blender as a grain mill.

Baking with fresh-ground flour and baking with store-bought flour ARE NOT the same! Watch, listen, or read to learn my tips and tricks for getting the light and fluffy baked goods using home-milled flour and traditional preparation methods, when to sift, baking with sprouted flour, and the best home grain mill to use for great results!

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.

Have you ever wondered about the quality and nutrition of the flour you use? Many of us don’t since it’s so available, we take for granted that quality brands and types of flours are as good as it gets.

Learn how to make flour at home (whole grain) with this easy method! All you need is a grain mill, coffee grinder, or high speed blender and some whole wheat berries. Let's dive in and learn all the health and nutrition benefits of home ground flour, plus a full tutorial on how to do it yourself! #flour #wheat #grain #grainmill #homemilling #freshflour #kitchenideas #baking #bakingtips

Choosing the best grain mill to grind your own flour at home can be tricky. What should you look for? Read more...

Unlock the secrets of self-sufficiency with our guide to flour grinding using your own mill. Dive into the world of homesteading and learn how to transform whole grains into fresh, nutritious flour right at home. Perfect for those looking to embrace a more sustainable lifestyle, this essential skill will elevate your baking and cooking to new heights. Whether you're a seasoned homesteader or just starting out, mastering flour grinding is a rewarding step towards a more independent and…

Milling your own whole grain flour ensures the freshest quality and top nutrition, and our purchasing guide has great sources for the best online deals.

Learn how to freshly mill flour at home for baking flavorful, aromatic, and nutritious bread. Use your sourdough starter for even more flavor!

When I bake, I want to use the freshest, best product I can and for now that means grinding my own grains.

Learning to grind your own flour can save money, enhance your nutrition, and teach you a valuable survival skill.

Learn how to make your own flour at home, with or without a grain mill. Making flour with a grain mill is super easy, but you can also make flour without a grian mill. Making your own flour is nutritious, fun, and easy! make flour at home, how to make flour, homemade flour diy, how to use a grain mill to make flour

I've been grinding my own flour and stocking grains in bulk for almost 10 years now and am sharing my favorite sources with you in this post. A homesteader prides themselves on having a well-stocked pantry and when you're making almost all your items from scratch and grinding your own flour, you need to know where to buy grains in bulk and which ones are the most versatile.

This guide will show you what you need to get started making your own flour at home using a grain mill. From choosing a mill to choosing wheat berries and then grinding them into flour. You’ll also learn how to store flour and wheat berries.

Are you wanting to grind your own flour, but don’t have a grain mill? No need to worry…you can use a blender! Here’s some quick tips on how to use a blender as a grain mill.

In this week’s video episode, see home-grown hard spring wheat, planted & harvested by hand, watch a 35 year-old hand-operated wheat mill in action and learn how a wheat mill makes flour & why it's measurably better than so-called store-bought "whole wheat flour".

Grinding your own flours can sound daunting, it is simple and rewarding. Grinding your own flour opens new doors in the kitchen and improve your health.

I chose my KoMo Classic for its finer grinding settings and wood finish. So far I’ve been extremely happy with it.