Healthy Sprouted Flours Bundle

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Get our best sprouted flours in a bundle and at a very affordable pricing.

Sprouted flours are rich in protein and minerals. They are bio-available and easily digested. Below are the few ways on how to use these flours:

• Baking: Substitute sprouted flour for regular flour in your favorite baking recipes, such as bread, muffins, pancakes, and cookies. It adds a nutty flavor and boosts the nutritional content.
• Chapati/ Phulka/flatbreads: Mix sprouted flour and wheat flour while making dough.
• Pizza Dough: Make a healthier pizza crust by using sprouted flour. The nutty taste of sprouted grains can enhance the flavor of your pizza.
• Pasta: Create your own sprouted flour pasta for a nutritious twist on traditional pasta dishes. Combine sprouted flour with eggs or water to make the pasta dough.
• Breading: Use sprouted flour as a coating for fried or baked foods. It can add a delightful crunch while providing additional nutrients.
• Thickening Agent: Use sprouted flour as a thickening agent in soups, stews, and sauces. It works similarly to regular flour but adds a unique flavor.
• Smoothies: Incorporate sprouted flour into your smoothies for an extra nutrient boost. It pairs well with fruits, yogurt, and other smoothie ingredients.
• Homemade Energy Bars: Create homemade energy bars by combining sprouted flour with nuts, seeds, dried fruits, and sweeteners. Press the mixture into a pan, refrigerate, and cut into bars.
• Sprouted Flour Pancakes: Make wholesome pancakes by using sprouted flour in your pancake batter. Top them with fresh fruits, nuts, or yogurt for a nutritious breakfast.
• Crepes: Prepare crepes using sprouted flour for a lighter and healthier alternative. Fill them with fruits, cream, or savory ingredients.
• Sourdough Bread: Enhance the nutritional content of your sourdough bread by incorporating sprouted flour into the starter or dough.
• Homemade Tortillas: Make your own sprouted flour tortillas for healthier wraps and tacos. They can be used for both sweet and savory fillings.
• Gravy: Use sprouted flour to thicken gravies and sauces. It adds a subtle nuttiness to the flavor profile.

Remember to adjust the quantity of sprouted flour in recipes, as it may behave differently than regular flour. Experimenting with small batches can help you find the right balance for your preferred taste and texture.