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How to cook Mixed grains all together in one pot
Some of them aren't grains, and they'll be the limiting factor.
In particular red kidney beans must be boiled for a good few minutes to remove phytohaemagglutinin. … If you treat the whole lot as beans, you won't go far wrong, though the actual grains are likely to end up rather soft, a short of porridge with beans in. This is probably intentional. …
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Is barley the same as bulgur?
No. Bulgur is (almost always) made from wheat while barley is a different species.
Bulgur is cracked and parboiled before sale, while pearl barley has had the outer layers of the barley grain removed …
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