Welcome to Our Blog!

Einkorn vs. Spelt: Which Ancient Grain Reigns Supreme in Taste and Nutrition?

    Einkorn vs spelt – which is better? In this article, we explore the differences between einkorn and spelt, and compare them with modern wheat. Wheat is such a staple in the modern diet. Aside from the obvious breads…

Read More...

A Guide to Baking with Spelt Flour

  Embarking on a culinary adventure means trying new ingredients and techniques to make our cooking and baking more exciting. If you love baking and want to add a special touch to your creations, it’s time to explore the world…

Read More...

From George Washington’s Mill to Your Kitchen: Embracing Independence with Home Grain Milling

    As we celebrate the 4th of July, a day that symbolizes the birth of American independence, it’s fitting to reflect on the remarkable stories that helped shape our nation. One such story involves the iconic figure of George…

Read More...

Should I Measure Flour in Cups or Grams?

  For many inexperienced bakers, measuring flour in cups seems like the only way to do it. Measuring cups are widely available and they are used in most recipes. The truth is that measuring flour in grams is a more…

Read More...

What is Farro?

  Farro is a term that refers to three types of ancient wheat: Einkorn, Emmer, and Spelt. These grains have been cultivated for thousands of years and have a rich history and nutritional profile. Let’s explore what makes these grains…

Read More...

6 Reasons Why Rye Is Popular In Sourdough Breads

  If you’re a fan of sourdough bread, you might have noticed that many artisan bakeries use Rye flour in their sourdough bread. But why is Rye flour so popular in sourdough? Here at Grand Teton Ancient Grains we love…

Read More...
Barn - Footer - Grand Teton Ancient Grains
Shopping Cart
Scroll to Top