The Complete Ayurvedic Cookbook - The Eumundi Medicine Man
The Complete Ayurvedic Cookbook - The Eumundi Medicine Man
The Complete Ayurvedic Cookbook - The Eumundi Medicine Man
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Flaking grain & milling flour<br />
with the Marga Mulino<br />
Flaking your own grains isn’t limited to just oats. You<br />
can flake almost any grain you want, including wheat,<br />
rye, spelt, millet, kamut and more. You can also adjust<br />
the settings and produce a coarse meal.<br />
<strong>The</strong> reason fresh flaked grains are so much better than<br />
their store-bought counter parts is the same reason that<br />
fresh milled flour is better. You get all of the vitamins, minerals and oils present in<br />
the grain. You have no oxidation, which means no loss of flavour and nothing is<br />
removed to extend the shelf life. This is why just like with fresh milled flour you need<br />
to use fresh flaked grains as soon as possible. <strong>The</strong>y don’t keep well. If you do end up<br />
flaking more than you need you can store then in the fridge for a few days. But, you<br />
should use them as soon as possible otherwise you lose the benefits of flaking them<br />
yourself.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Marga Mulino is a simple unit that you attach to your table or bench top, you<br />
set a side knob in one of three positions (regular flake, quick-cook or cracked grain)<br />
and then put in your grain and start turning the handle. While it may seem like it<br />
would be hard to do it is surprisingly easy and quick making several cups of flaked<br />
grain in just a few minutes. It is easy to setup, easy to use and when you done clean<br />
up is a snap.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Marga Mulino has three options. If you choose the regular flake you get a<br />
thicker flaked grain that take a little more time to cook, but like in the case of<br />
oatmeal makes a really nice chewy, hearty oatmeal that is just wonderful. <strong>The</strong> quickcook<br />
setting makes a thinner flake that is more like instant oats in that it cooks in<br />
moments. In breads and such this type of flake tends to break down and really blend<br />
into the dough. When used for oatmeal it creates a creamier product. <strong>The</strong> final setting<br />
is the cracked grain setting which produces a rough meal / flour suitable for pancakes,<br />
pikelets, muffins and for producing rustic wholesome bread.<br />
Available from <strong>The</strong> <strong>Ayurvedic</strong> Herb Shop 07 5478 8893.<br />
Uwww.eumundimedicineman.comU for cooking demonstration<br />
Please note; for a fine flour you will need a stone flour mill.<br />
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