If you have never made bulgur, you'll be pleasantly surprised at how little time and effort is involved. If you have access to bulk wheat to make this dish, you'll wonder why you've been paying so much for those dinky little packages of it at the store. Let sit one full day, until the wheat berrries plump up. After the wheat berries are nice and plump, set the jar upside down to drain. Over the next 2 to 3 days, rinse the grain with pure water at least twice a day 3 times is better , and leave to drain again.
Spread the sprouted wheat out on a baking pan and set it in a warm not hot place to dry thoroughly. If you will not be using your batch of bulgur immediately, store it in an airtight container until use. When ready to use, simply crack the grain in a grain grinder or coffee mill, and you're ready to cook.
Bulgur wheat is fairly versatile, and lends itself to a variety of applications. You can cook it as simply as you like—water and a bit of salt—or get as complicated as your creativity allows—perhaps toasting it in a dry pan, then adding water or broth or dry red wine, butter or olive oil, milk or cream, sour cream or yogurt; vegetables or fruits practically any ; spices or herbs.
Even coffee grounds can make a surprising, but delicious addition. Bulgur can be served by itself, in a vegetable skillet or casserole baked or stove top , as part of a soup, or in meatloaf or meat balls. It can also be added to breads, pancakes, and other baked goods Bulgur has a flavor profile that is similar in ways to dark chocolate Also, while bulgur makes an excellent vegetarian dish, it also pairs well with practically any meat Domestic poultry such as chicken or turkey can pale somewhat next to bulgur, but is still pleasant, and may be served chopped into the bulgur, or served alongside.
Anything herb-ey and definite in its character, such as spicy sausage or bacon, holds its own very well. If you are not sure what goes with tasty dish, simply cook some of the grain fairly plain, with a bit of butter or oil and salt, and then experiment with test batches - small bowls of the bulgur with the herbs or seasonings you had in mind.
If you wind up with something disappointing, you can rejoice that the whole meal was not destroyed Question: To my understanding, what you have made by sprouting and then drying the wheat is malted wheat. Isn't bulgur precooked wheat berries, then dried and cracked? Answer: You may in fact be right In any case, sprouting has the health benefits I want, so to me quibbling about a name isn't worth it.
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It is different in color and taste and also its texture is softer. The color of this bulgur is darker due to the type of wheat used as a raw material. However, the dark color of bulgur does not mean that it is rich in nutritional value in comparison to other bulgur.
Brown Fine Bulgur is produced from red wheat such as golia and bezostaja. Brown fine bulgur is preferred to be used when preparing kibbeh, due to its elasticity compared to yellow bulgur. Brown bulgur is easier to kneed in a dough, as well as it absorbs less tomato juice.
Baldo rice is assumed to be the best quality type of rice grown in Turkey. Despite its superior taste compared to other type of rice, baldo is hard to cook and adjust its water to rice ratio.
In baldo rice, Duru only packs Turkish baldo and do not pack imported baldo rice. Osmancik Rice is a typeof rice grown in Turkey which was developed by Agricultural Research Institute of Edirne in Osmancik rice - a kind of long grain rice is consumed commonly by Turkish. Unlike bulgur, peeled wheat is made from soft wheat.
It is produced by cleaning and peeling the cover of the wheat. The whole peeled wheat is called Harish while the broken one is called Jerish. It is used in a traditional dessert which is consumed during the religious month of Muharram in Islam. Red split lentils are obtained by peeling the outer shell of the raw lentil, breaking the grain in half and then oiling the inner lentil using cottonseed oil.
Its consumption is very common in Turkey and South East Asia. Duru only packs lentils grown in South East region of Turkey.
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