Hello! If you're part of the FMF world (fresh milled flour), you probably measure out your grains in grams before grinding them into flour. I have been using a printed out screenshot that shows how much grain to grind for the amount of flour you need in a recipe. Someone shared these numbers in a group I am part of, and I have found them to be the most accurate when I bake. But I wanted to make ... Read the Post
College Wellness Kit
I cannot believe we're here, but my oldest is going to college in less than 2 weeks, so needless to say we have been prepping all summer and getting her ready. All last year she talked about me putting together a kit with all her favorite wellness tools so she could take them to college and stay healthy, so this summer I started gathering everything up! I thought I'd share what we included ... Read the Post
Our Favorite, Tried-and-True Freshly Milled Flour Recipes
Today I'm sharing our go-to, tried-and-true, favorite freshly milled flour recipes. Once you find your favorites, you can make them on repeat to make sure your family is getting all the benefits of consuming FMF! I wanted to share the recipes we've loved on repeat! Everyday Bread in the Bread Machine Pancakes Waffles Chocolate Chip Cookies 4-Ingredient Baguettes Cream of ... Read the Post
Everyday Bread Recipe with Freshly Milled Flour for the Bread Machine
Hello hello! Today I want to share the recipe for our current favorite loaf of bread that we make in the bread machine. Who knew making bread could take less than 10 minutes, cleanup included?! This has been our go-to recipe lately. As a quick disclaimer, we don't make a lot of sandwiches, and this recipe doesn't make very stiff slices. It works just fine if you make an open-faced sandwich to ... Read the Post
Getting Started with Freshly Milled Flour
I'm so excited you are interested in milling your own flour! If you missed my post on why I started milling (and why you might want to start, too!), check out the post here. To get started, you will need a grain mill and some grain! Grain Mills At a minimum you will need a way to mill your grain. The most popular types of mills are impact mills and stone mills. Impact Mills The impact ... Read the Post
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