Ancient Grains
Cooking Chart
I have been experimenting
with ancient whole grains. I like buying
them from the bulk food section at the grocery store, so I can buy enough to
try without having to buy the whole container.
I recently found this chart from the Whole Grains Council which has been
most helpful when cooking whole grains.
To 1 cup of this grain
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Add this much water
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Bring to a boil and simmer for:
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Amount after cooking
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Amaranth
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2 cups
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20-25 minutes
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3 ½ cups
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Barley, hulled
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3 cups
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45-60 minutes
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3 ½ cups
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Buckwheat
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2 cups
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20 minutes
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4 cups
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Bulgar
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2 cups
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10-12 minutes
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3 cups
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Cornmeal (Polenta)
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4 cups
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25-30 minutes
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2 ½ cups
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Couscous, whole wheat
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2 cups
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10 minutes (heat off)
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3 cups
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Kamut® grain
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4 cups
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Soak overnight then cook 45-60 minutes
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3 cups
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Millet, hulled
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2 ½ cups
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20-35 minutes
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4 cups
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Oats, steel cut
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4 cups
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20 minutes
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4 cups
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Pasta, whole wheat
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6 cups
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8-12 minutes (varies by size)
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Varies
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Quinoa
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2 cups
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12-15 minutes
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3+ cups
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Rice, brown
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2 1/2cups
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25-45 minutes (varies by variety)
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3-4 cups
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Rye berries
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4 cups
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Soak overnight then cook 45-60 minutes
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3 cups
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Sorghum
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4 cups
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25-40 minutes
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3 cups
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Spelt berries
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4 cups
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Soak overnight, then cook 45-60 minutes
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3 cups
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Wheat berries
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4 cups
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Soak overnight, then cook 45-60 minutes
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3 cups
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Wild rice
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3 cups
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45-55 minutes
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3 ½ cups
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