Basic Spelt Tortillas (Sprouted)

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I am in love with sprouted spelt. I feel it is a superior flour. Everything I make with it turns out softer and lighter than with wheat, kamut, or emmer wheat. I also love it because my gluten-sensitive family members can eat it, due to the sprouting. Here’s a recipe for sprouted spelt tortillas that are fantastic right out of the pan (what tortilla isn’t?) and which soften up right quick when heated in a cast-iron skillet.

Sprouting Grains for Bread

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Even though I’ve had a very busy month of November, I’ve continued to experiment with sprouting gluten grains and turning them into bread. We’ve now enjoyed bread baked from these sprouted grains: spelt, kamut and hard white wheat. None of these have caused any gluten-intolerance symptoms in those of my family who are gluten-sensitive. (Pictured [...]

Sprouted Kamut Bread

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Besides soaking grains, I am also trying another method to make gluten grains more tolerable to my gluten-sensitive family. My inspiration from this came from Sue Gregg’s Introduction to Whole Grain Baking (2007). I soaked kamut berries overnight, then sprouted them for one day, until the sprouts were just barely visible. Then I dehydrated them [...]