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How to Mill Flour at Home

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How to Mill Flour at Home

I had the opportunity to try a grain mill from Mockmill Home Grain Mill and learn how to mill flour at home!  Eating Gluten Free, I thought how fun to be able to make Banana Bread with freshly ground Chick-pea meal!  I have heard how good it is in baking breads.  I know that the Mockmill is meant for grains such as wheat and other grains such as quinoa, rice, sorghum, oat and others.   But I really wanted to try what is called Besan flour (also known as )Gram or Chickpea flour.   In order to have Besan Flour, I had to grind Chick-peas.  I knew that if the MockMill could grind the Chick-peas then it could grind anything!slide_2

 

Below are photos of me opening the box that was shipped to me containing the MockMill.  I was so excited.

I removed the little screw that was in my KitchenAid, the Mockmill shaft fit into the KitchenAid hub perfectly.   The screw took me awhile to get it secure but once that was done the Mockmill was securely held in the KitchenAid.

MockMill

The photo below shows how the grain can be made finer or more coarse by turning the head to larger or smaller dots.  I tried milling on the 3rd from the finest dot for the chick-pea meal but it wasn’t fine enough so I switched back to the 2nd from the finest and it was just perfect.   It took about 10 minutes to grind 1 and 3/4 cups of flour from the chick-peas.   The photo below shows the chick-peas in the Mockmill grain feeder.  The Mill rocked slightly as it ground the chick-peas although it was very tightly secured in the KitchenAid hub.   I then put rice in the feeder tray and it quickly made rice flour.    This will be so great to have freshly milled meal/flour for baking!  You don’t have to be there to watch it!  You just put your grains in the feed tray and you have flour in a few minutes!

Grain

The photo below shows how finely the Mockmill ground the chick-peas into this lovely Besan Meal!

Besan

 Get the RECIPE for my Banana Chocolate Chip Bread HERE!  This bread is delicious and you’d NEVER know it is gluten free!

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ABOUT THE MOCKMILL :

The mill is named after its inventor, Wolfgang Mock.   Freshly milled flour will amaze you with their freshness and flavor!  Freshly ground flour is so much healthier for you!   Milling gives you more nutrients from your flour.  The Mockmill is cute, easy to use and clean and uses a stone for grinding, which is healthier! It is also lightweight enough for me to handle easily with my arthritis! I have never ground my own flour meal.   IF I can do it, anyone can do it.    

Disclosure: I have been compensated for this post by product in exchange for review of this product.  All comments photos and recommendations are my own thoughts.

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27 Comments

    1. Thanks Tina. I especially like this recipe because it uses Besan or Chickpea flour! It is so moist and gives such a good flavor to the bread. But so do the choc chips!! hahaha

    1. denise this is sooo tasty! If you don’t have a mill grinder you can buy besan flour in specialty shops or online. I just made apple cobbler last night using besan flour in the crumble. It was so good, my hubby who isn’t gluten free said this is the best cobbler topping that is GF DF I have tried so far!

  1. I need to research the glueten free diet. I never knew that you could make flour from chickpeas or rice. That is a cool addition to the kitchen aid mixer.

  2. Thank you so much for this wonderful and informative post. I just started eating Alkaline Electric about 4 months ago, and currently have been looking for something to grind my Kamut, Chickpeas and Spelt down much finer than what my blender does. I enjoy making my own flours rather than buying them, This is something I may just need to purchase.

  3. I’ve been hearing a lot about this Mockmill and I think it’s amazing and definitely worth a try! I love that you can make your own choice of flour as well!

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