The most common variety of quinoa, offering a quick-cooking, fluffy texture and a mild, slightly nutty flavour. This organic supergrain is a complete protein, making it an excellent base for vegetarian meals, grain salads, and a nutritious substitute for rice or couscous.
The whole, hulled grain of organic rye, providing a dense, hearty texture and a characteristic earthy, slightly sour flavour. This grain is excellent for baking rustic, traditional rye breads (often ground) or used whole in grain salads and robust, slow-cooked stews.
Tiny, ancient grains that are naturally gluten-free and known for their high protein content. Amaranth cooks into a thick, sticky porridge or can be popped like popcorn. It offers an earthy, peppery flavour and is a versatile way to boost the nutritional value of your meals and baking.
Barley kernels that have had the outer husk removed but retain the bran layer, offering a balance between cooking time and nutritional value. Pot barley is hearty and chewy, perfect for thickening broths, stews, and adding a dense, satisfying texture to casseroles.
Larger, pasta-like pearls of couscous, often called pearl couscous or Israeli couscous, offering a chewier texture than traditional varieties. This quick-cooking grain is excellent for absorbing flavour, making it ideal for robust salads, side dishes, or adding bulk to soups and stews.
Dried, split peas that are renowned for their rapid cooking time and ability to break down to create a thick, creamy consistency. These peas are essential for traditional pea soup, dahls, and purees, offering an excellent source of plant protein and fibre.
Whole organic wheat kernels, commonly referred to as wheat berries, offering a robust, chewy texture and deep, wholesome flavour. This grain must be soaked and slow-cooked, making it ideal for adding body to soups, making grain bowls, or sprouting. HDO denotes ‘Heated Defatted Organic’.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.