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| Montrose Girl |
Posted - Nov 26 2012 : 7:24:03 PM
So I pulled a lot of dried corn from the stalks a few weeks ago (we never manage to harvest them when they are just right for eating). I wanted to try grinding them, so I put them in the Magic Bullet. I was pleased with how well it did. I use the MB for my dried peppers. The corn was not exceptionally fine but it was the consistency of corn meal that I buy. Now, I have to try some recipe with it. I'm tempted to keep grinding and see if I can get it as fine as polenta.
Has anyone else used their own corn this way? I'm trying to find new ways to use the crops we grow.
Laurie
http://www.inntheorchardbnb.com/ |
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| westfork woman |
Posted - Nov 29 2012 : 3:24:53 PM
Nothing tastes as good a fresh ground corn. Store bought can't compare. We have ground colored ornamental Indian corn, even pop corn. It is all delicious. Great idea about the Magic Bullet.
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| SandraM |
Posted - Nov 28 2012 : 11:19:57 AM
I have not used my own corn. But I purchased dry corn and grind it into cornmeal.
I have used it for corn dogs, cornbread, muffins.
Sandra
www.mittenstatesheepandwool.com |
