Letting Grain Teach You I’ve been milling grains at home for nearly twenty years, with results that range from quietly great to deeply humbling. Testing, repetition, and a lot of paying attention slowly improved my approach. This past year, I’ve been lucky to work...
As one of 12 children, Jade Koyle grew up on a family farm in southern Idaho. Jade later left the farm to attend college where he studied psychology, engineering and business. Today he puts all those experiences into helping run an innovative farming operation that...
While I have a Komo mill at home, at work I was using an old mill attachment for my mixer. A few weeks ago, I decided to splurge and ordered a Mock Mill 100 from Breadtopia, the company's American distributor. On arrival, the hopper broke and calibration issues...
I'm addicted to this grain. Or obsessed. Whatever, it's worth an addiction by anyone who loves bread. With various names in the world, enkir, piccolo farro, petite épautre, it's known as one the worlds first domesticated plants. It has multiple nutritious benefits,...
Recently my friend Chef Bob Perry sent me a sample of Kentucky-grown Edison wheat from Walnut Grove Farms. Suddenly I had three bags of grains spilling out of a newly arrived box that had been manhandled in postage. To understand how to use it, I sought advice...
Amber Lambke AmberLambke is founder and CEO of Maine Grains in Skowhegan Maine. I first introduced myself to her as micro-baker, chef and blogger back in 2014. Since then Maine Grains has grown leaps and bounds. I have been waiting to figure out how to get...
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