Showing posts with label Grain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grain. Show all posts

Friday, October 03, 2008

Family Grain Mills Grain Grinder

There's Hard Winter White Wheat in the bucket waiting to be ground.

Assembly was very simple - I love those kinds of appliances! No more concerns if the power goes out I can still grind wheat to bake bread - yes I know the oven is broken but hopefully that'll be fixed next week.

My dad bought me a Family Grain Mill Grain Grinder for my birthday!!! He's telling me I need the flaker now to which I soooo agree. I've ground my first batch of wheat with it already and have pulled out the bread machine to make some bread tonight - our oven died about a month ago so now I"m using "other" appliances to get the same affect, the stove is only 45+ years old.

Saturday, July 12, 2008

Corn Meal





I thought I'd experiment with grinding pop corn with my grain grinder (NOTE I'm definately will want to purchase a professional grain grinder for this endeavor) we ground yellow pop corn which needed to be ground twice and black popcorn which ended up being blue when all was said and done!

Monday, June 16, 2008

Antique Coffee Grinder


Here's another view of the coffee grinder.

Antique Coffee Grinder

A view of my antique coffee grinder, this would be suitable for grinding grain in, if you can figure out how to get it apart!

Wheat Grinding Attachement

Champion Juicer with Grain Mill attachment, side view, it comes with a bag that snaps onto the grinding attachment but we quickly found it annoying and place a low flat bowl beneath the grain mill.

The juiciing attachement for my Champion Juicer, ours has the commercial grade motor so should be able to grind a lot of wheat for us if need be.

I have a Champion Juicer there are the two attachments that came with my machine, I have a juicing attachement and a grain grinding attachment. I have heard that if you have a Kitchen-Aid mixer of 500 watts or more you can use their grain mill attachment but not to try it on the smaller mixer, which is what I have!

You could probably use a regular coffee grinder to grind wheat berries I'm just not sure how long it'll last. I have an antique coffee hand grinder and it grinds wheat quite nicely.