spelt
dinkel wheat
hulled wheat

You may have to use some spelt of your own to keep the whole thing from getting really serious.

There's a bowl of spelt dressed with vinaigrette in the fridge.

Add the pearled spelt and pour in enough hot stock to cover.

So after a breakfast of spelt flakes, soy milk and green tea, I went out shooting.

But they also do a very nice Pils and a beer from spelt.

A loaf made from spelt, an ancient member of the wheat family, indicates that perhaps not enough sea salt is used.

"The purpose of speaking a spelt is to gather power over the thing you're describing," I said slowly, trying to keep from confusing him.

Cakes made of spelt (far) and salt were offered to the god and burnt on the altar.

The fields were bare, the rolling hills covered with the irregular stubble of harvested spelt.

But the tendency was there, and the spelt forced a choice, and considering your background and how you felt.

Spelt has a complex history.

I have a fantastic local organic bakery in Hastings, Judges, which makes some of their bread from spelt.

An example of this is the 'Spelt Project'.

Flour from sprouted spelt grains is increasingly available throughout North America in grocery and health food stores.

The cooking boasts strong flavors and unusual uses of grains like spelt and buckwheat.

In addition, Urartian cuneiform tables describe growth of spelt.

It's a simple spelt.

How's criminal spelt?

Rudi's, a bakery in Boulder, came out with a spelt bread last October, and it is now the company's leading national line.

"Could it be a spelt?"

The hail had destroyed the flax and the barley, but not the wheat and the spelt, which ripened later.

For- getting her hallowed person, he took her by the arm and cast her behind him tike a sack of spelt.

I don't know why its spelt that way either, perhaps the typist slipped at the US Patent Office!

How about criminal?how's criminal spelt?

"Mola salsa is made from spelt, which is wheat," said Aurelia, knowing very well that he knew it.

These include barley, Wheat, Dinkel Wheat and Rye.

Spelt, also known as dinkel wheat, or hulled wheat, is an ancient species of wheat from the fifth millennium BC.

The grain from hulled wheat is steamed until partly cooked, then it is dried before being ground.

On threshing, a hulled wheat spike breaks up into spikelets.

Hulled wheat can refer to:

The meat is placed in a pot with peeled potatoes, any type or size of beans, and grains (barley, hulled wheat, rice).

Krchik - soup made from sauerkraut, hulled wheat, potatoes, and tomato puree.

Like einkorn and spelt wheats, emmer is a hulled wheat.

S'hina is made with chickpeas, rice or hulled wheat, potatoes, meat, and whole eggs simmering in the pot.

FRUMETY, hulled wheat boiled in milk and spiced.

Einkorn is a diploid species of hulled wheat, with tough glumes ('husks') that tightly enclose the grains.

Spelt, also known as dinkel wheat, or hulled wheat, is an ancient species of wheat from the fifth millennium BC.

Emmer wheat (Triticum dicoccum), also known as farro especially in Italy, or hulled wheat, is a type of awned wheat.

Armenian soups include spas, made from yogurt, hulled wheat and herbs (usually cilantro), and aveluk, made from lentils, walnuts, and wild mountain sorrel (which gives the soup its name).

Of the crops found in the urban environment after AD 700,Triticum aestivum, the naked bread or club wheat, is the most common, whereas the hulled wheat,Triticum cf. spelta, occurred rarely, possibly merely as a contaminant to the crop.

She stood in the doorway and looked at Halice, Temar and Usara, dun, black and balding heads bent close together while Allin set about the more prosaic necessity of chopping meat from the island's scurrying rodents to add to the hulled wheat she'd set soaking earlier.