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Grinding Wheat
Little House Crafts & Activities
Supplies:
- Old fashioned
coffee grinder
- unground seed
wheat
Note: Before starting,
remember it took the Ingalls all day to grind just enough flour to make
one loaf of bread. You will probably want to do this over several weeks,
carefully saving the ground wheat in a sealed container.
- Put in enough
wheat to fill the hopper at the top. Hold tightly onto the mill, or
have someone else hold it for you. You may want to grind the wheat sitting
on the floor.
- Turn the handle
to grind. You may need an adult to start it for you, as unground wheat
is very hard to grind. Continue to grind until all the wheat has gone
through the grinder.
- Pull out the drawer
in the bottom of the mill. If it does not look fine enough to use for
baking bread, return it to the top of the hopper and grind again.
- When you finally
have enough ground wheat, you can make bread.
Many cookbooks, including
The Little House Cookbook, contain bread recipes you can try. Enjoy!
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