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Get those chopsticks ready! Flavorful carrots, snap peas and shredded cabbage combine with succulent chicken and sorghum grain for a fresh twist on traditional Asian cuisine.
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This breadstick has a particularly satisfying crunch I used a combination of sesame, poppy and sunflower seeds, along with a teaspoon of nigella seeds for flavor.
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These yummy little protein-a-licious cookies are the result of a complimentary sample of Chardonnay Grapeseed Flour that I received from Eric Leber of AprèsVin...
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Light and fluffy yet nutritionally dense, these whole grain flour pancakes (oat, almond, rice, and tapioca all make an appearance), from the Tartine All Day cookbook...
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Chapsal (sweet rice) Bulgogi is not a dish commonly found in your average Korean home and there are very few restaurants even in Seoul that serve this dish. I...
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Skip the baking mix and make these sausage balls with flour--quick and easy, poppable, and perfect for holiday entertaining.
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Get Spice-Rubbed Pork Chops with Sorghum BBQ Sauce Recipe from Food Network
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Almond flour is the secret ingredient in these crisp and tender chocolate chip cookies. For chewiest cookies, enjoy these warm from the oven. If you prefer them a bit crisp, wait until they've cooled before biting into one (or several). Store any remaining cookies at room temperature - a cookie jar keeps them handy!
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The smoky, nutty flavor of chestnut flour allows these easy gluten-free and wheat-free crepes to complement both savory and sweet fillings.
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A simple and nice vegetarian dish using lentil; it is a specialty from Shan State, Myanmar. Growing up in Yangon, the Shan ethnic people make this dish and vendors...
Ingredients: besan flour, salt, water
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Homey, comforting, and gluten free, these pancakes are sure to please your family and guests.
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Flour helva, a thick, sweet pudding that tastes of warm, toasted flour and browned butter, is both a ceremonial and everyday dish in Turkey It’s essential at gatherings such as funerals and births, but is also often made as a staple family dessert This version, from the Istanbul food writer Cemre Narin, was given to her by her mother-in-law, Ozden