Wholegrain Khorasan
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1 Bag - 1.5kg
The Matthews Cotswold Flour Mill
Station Road
FWP Matthews Ltd
Shipton under Wychwood, Chipping Norton OX7 6BH
United Kingdom
Khorasan is referred to as an ancient wholegrain its origins are said to go back to the Egyptians. It has a delicious creamy yellow, slightly clumpy with a clean buttery flavour. The Matthews family source Khorasan grain from remote farms in Italy then traditionally stoneground mill so that the nutritious outer layer of the bran is left intact. A courser wholemeal flour perfect for blending into sourdough recipes, flat breads, wholegrain pasta, brownies and biscuits. Khorasan can absorb around 25% more water than wheat flour, compensate your recipe by adding more liquid. Checkout @cotswoldflour for inspiration.
Khorasan is referred to as an ancient wholegrain its origins are said to go back to the Egyptians. It has a delicious creamy yellow, slightly clumpy with a clean buttery flavour. The Matthews family source Khorasan grain from remote farms in Italy then traditionally stoneground mill so that the nutritious outer layer of the bran is left intact. A courser wholemeal flour perfect for blending into sourdough recipes, flat breads, wholegrain pasta, brownies and biscuits. Khorasan can absorb around 25% more water than wheat flour, compensate your recipe by adding more liquid. Checkout @cotswoldflour for inspiration.
Khorasan is referred to as an ancient wholegrain its origins are said to go back to the Egyptians. It has a delicious creamy yellow, slightly clumpy with a clean buttery flavour. The Matthews family source Khorasan grain from remote farms in Italy then traditionally stoneground mill so that the nutritious outer layer of the bran is left intact. A courser wholemeal flour perfect for blending into sourdough recipes, flat breads, wholegrain pasta, brownies and biscuits. Khorasan can absorb around 25% more water than wheat flour, compensate your recipe by adding more liquid. Checkout @cotswoldflour for inspiration.
Khorasan is referred to as an ancient wholegrain its origins are said to go back to the Egyptians. It has a delicious creamy yellow, slightly clumpy with a clean buttery flavour. The Matthews family source Khorasan grain from remote farms in Italy then traditionally stoneground mill so that the nutritious outer layer of the bran is left intact. A courser wholemeal flour perfect for blending into sourdough recipes, flat breads, wholegrain pasta, brownies and biscuits. Khorasan can absorb around 25% more water than wheat flour, compensate your recipe by adding more liquid. Checkout @cotswoldflour for inspiration.