Rép. : Re: problem: buckwheat with hulls

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have you tyhought sprouting and growing young buckwheat greens to eat, grown in

just couple days, add it to salads.

 

And for the bugs, DE is the best thing ever!  It is totally safe and natural and

does kill mechanically every insects and bad bacterias, not earthworms, and we

can even consume it to health improvement or kill parasites. 

http://wolfcreekranch1.tripod.com/diatomaceous_earth_mites.html

--- En date de : Mer, 12.11.08, haecklers <haecklers@...> a écrit :

De: haecklers <haecklers@...>

Objet: Re: problem: buckwheat with hulls

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Date: mercredi 12 Novembre 2008, 7 h 00

Have you thought about returning it to the store? Ours has a great

relationship with their distributor and I've returned bags of grain

with bugs before with no problems at all. Unfortunately some of the

bugs stayed here.

>

> Hi everyone - I'm having a problem. I ordered a 25 lb. bag of

> buckwheat from my health food store, assuming it would be dehulled

> buckwheat. It turns out it's not.

>

> I remember finding instructions on the web on how to make a home

> dehuller, which was pretty much all the information I could find

on

> the subject. It involved putting a rubber sheet in a grain mill

and

> separating the components to allow the buckwheat groats to get

their

> hulls cracked without being entirely crushed. After reading and

> pondering the instructions for a while, I decided that would not

work,

> and I doubt the person who wrote those instructions had built the

> apparatus and had success with it. Even if it worked, there's the

> step of winnowing off the hulls, which may be unavoidable.

>

> I even tried my own experiment with a piece of silicone (a torn-up

> baking sheet), using a rolling pin to crush the hull and hopefully

> leave the buckwheat groat intact. This didn't work very well. It

> took a lot of labor to get a few hulls cracked, and half the time,

I

> ended up crushing the groat.

>

> Can anyone help me find a way to dehull my buckwheat without

buying

> some expensive industrial machine?

>

>

>

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