5 sweet millet bread Recipes

brown rice flour, oat flour (can pulverize oats to make this), millet flour, arrowroot (can substitute cornstarch if necessary), sweet rice flour, flax seed meal, xanthan gum, eggs, apple cider vinegar, active dry yeast (1 packet, or about 2 1/4 tsp), granulated sugar (for proofing yeast), molasses, brown sugar, salt, butter, melted, water (heated to 120f), water (heated to 120f)

hard red winter whole wheat (other whole varieties ok), whole spelt, hulled or hull-less barley (pearled is not whole grain), millet, red or pink lentils, soybeans (substitute garbanzo for less savory and more sweet), coriander, paprika (sweet or domestic), salt, xanthan gum (substitute 4-5g guar gum), active dry yeast, caraway seeds (crushed ), molasses (1 tsp, substitute maple syrup, honey), filtered water (barely >1.5 cups)

millet, cold water, kosher salt (plus more as needed), carrot, red radish, fresh ginger (finely grated and peeled ), garlic clove, minced, fresh lime juice, mirin (japanese sweet rice wine), asian chili paste (such as sriracha sauce), frozen edamame (thawed, blanched, peeled ), panko breadcrumbs (japanese-style bread crumbs), egg whites, beaten, vegetable oil, for brushing

barley, barley is a favorite with ancient civilizations, it is mentioned in the bible 32 times, in john 6:9-11 the young boy gives the lord five barley loaves and two small fish, barley is a sweet , nutty flavored grain and lacks gluten which must be added for baking, baking in bread , 1 part barley to five parts wheat flour), barley puts new flavor appeal in soups , casseroles, pilaf, and puddings, be subsituted for rice and millet in recipes, high in minerals and protein, personal note : my mother used barley in much of her southern cooking, especially in soups, she used pearl barley, barley-rice pilaf, oil, onion, finely chopped, chopped celery, barley, uncooked (not quick ), raw brown rice, boiling water or chicken broth, chopped dried apricots, chopped almonds, raisins, cinnamon