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Cooking Mixed Grains as a Rice Substitute

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Cooking Mixed Grains as a Rice Substitute

A lot more nutritious than plain white rice 😊 #fiber #multigrain

Ingredient

Cooking instructions

* Step 1

Wash grains 5 times or more while rubbing with your fingers to remove the coating that is bad for tummy and prevents proper absorption of nutrients.

* Step 2

Heat pan and coat with your favorite cooking oil whether Olive or other.

* Step 3

Spread the grains out in the pan. Mix a bit with spatula then add the water. Sprinkle a bit of pink salt.

* Step 4

Bring to a boil with a lid. Then lower heat when the water is lesser.
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* Step 5

Turn off heat when most of the water has been absorbed. Leave it covered for 20 minutes. Fluff with a fork a few times to loosen grains.
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* Step 6

Transfer to an air tight container if storing. It holds it's quality even if you freeze it. (Good advice from Hiroko) Reheat in microwave or rice cooker a few minutes.

* Step 7

I use Green Farm (Taiwan) brand, as I'm too lazy to make my own mix. Lol. Pretty good mix of- Pearl Barley, Brown Rice, Millet, Oat, Black Rice, Sorghum, Lentils, Buck Wheat, Red Black Brown Wheat Meal, Rye and Sunflower Seeds.

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