Added: 6 months ago
From: cookingupastory
Views: 926
Sort by time | Sort by thread (beta)

Link to this comment:

Share to:

All Comments (15)

Sign In or Sign Up now to post a comment!
  • Hi,

    in Germany we call it Grunkern (green grain) and it's "baked" in a special oven combined with beechwood smoke. We look for that olive green color, brown grains are low quality to us...

    at the staff canteen they make a soup out of it once a week.... god, that's one of the best soups ever! I would trade the best Schnitzel for that soup anytime!

    You can also make veggie burger pattys with green grain, they're good, but that

    soup really rocks! ;-)

    Joe from Germany

  • @JoeHell67 What an amazing grain! Have you made the burger pattys before? If so, can you point me in the direction of a recipe? Would like to try that.

    I hear you on the soup. The 1st time I had it (just last month), it was in a buttermilk soup I was served. So good!

  • @cookingupastory

    you can make em all different styles. Just google for freekeh burgers and you'll find recipes!

    Here's a nice page...

    greenwheatfreekeh(dot)com(dot)­au(slash)recipes(dot)php

  • I searched HIGH AND LOW to find frekeh in the Wasington DC area-- a place called the mediterranean bakery sell it!

  • @cabernetqueen It makes sense that they might carry it - and glad you found some. Do you have a favorite dish you make with it? I made a 'summer salad' of veggies and frikeh, and it was so good! I'd like to explore other possibilities with this grain. =)

  • @cabernetqueen

    I found greenwheat freekeh @ whole Foods in Washington DC. They have both a wholegrain and cracked. The best part is...it's already clean! Just boil it and make fun recipes!

  • Cool story, cool guy!

  • Wow - never heard of this processing of wheat! You can also get true smokiness from flaming eggplants. They can be speared on a toasting fork and smoked right over an open flame like a marshmallow. :) Scrape off the blackened skin and enjoy the smoky flavor after cooking as usual - makes a mean baba ganoush. Cheers to seasonal eating! I agree, I don't want cooked root veggies in the summer, but when the temperature plunges, I'm ready for them again.

  • @WhiteTiger333 plus, you're getting the food at peek flavor - hard to beat! Thanks for the bbq'd eggplant idea. Love eggplant and this sounds quite delish! =)

  • Well.. that was, something different.

  • @MRSketch09 Yes, it was. Not often you get invited to a 'vegetarian BBQ'! =D

  • interesting!

  • @jadeevalley Thanks - I thought so too. Have you ever heard of it before? I hadn't, so had to go see what it was all about. Glad I did, because it is yummy!

  • Great story.

  • Thanks, @CMLovejoy, glad you liked it. =)

Loading...
Alert icon
0 / 00Unsaved Playlist Return to active list
    1. Your queue is empty. Add videos to your queue using this button:
      or sign in to load a different list.
    Loading...Loading...Saving...
    • Clear all videos from this list
    • Learn more