How To Grind Bean Flour

 


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“Beans are a nutritious food commonly used as a side dish or in salads, soups and casseroles.

Vegetarians often use beans combined with a  starch like rice as an alternative complete protein source.

You can expand your  bean use by making bean flours and using them in place of regular wheat flour.

Bean flour is gluten free and is more easily tolerated by people with gluten  sensitivities. Commercial bean flours are often expensive, but you can grind  your own at home for little cost…”

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