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The Millers From Minnesota

  Word of mouth led me to Darrold and Marty Glanville, the husband and wife team who own and run the Sunrise Flour Mill out of North Branch, Minnesota. Incidentally, it's also a Unifine Mill, but more on that later.  Anyway, after getting to know them via...

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Fillipo Drago

It seems since I learned about miller Fillipo Drago, I wanted to see him at work. I finally got the chance in my Sicilian pilgrimage this summer. Here are some of the sights and sounds at his mill in Castelvetrano. https://vimeo.com/137637110  Cuscus from Jeremy...

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Rimacinata

Rimacinata is a term for the finest milled semolina flour (aka durum). Using my new mill, I started out with a pasta grade semolina flour (Bob's Red Mill); 70% semola and the rest wheat. The goal was to create home-made rimacinata. "  I left the...

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Milling

For a long while I wondered what it would be like to mill my own flour. So I ordered an Austrian Komo mill, and, along with a sieve, made my first effort with some organic wheat berries. Now I am researching different opinions by bakers on tempering or just mill. Lots...

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Anson Mills

Recently my Montreal friend Marc Andre Cyr  (Olive Et Gourmando) asked me whether I had used "heritage wheat" such as  Red Fife. When I do ever get some cool flours, it's quite a luxury. I use them for things like Fanette or  Eli Colvin's wet doughs. Recently I...

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Grind Your Own

Since I had a grain mill attachment for my Kitchen Aid, I decided to mill my own flour. I had milled some grains before, primarily rye, when I wasn't able to get access to certain types of grinds that aren't readily available in stores. On a recent visit to a farmer's...

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