Growing and using wheat at home

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Channel: msbrunell

Views: 1,108,590

Rating: 4.9358225 out of 5

Keywords: wheat, white sonora wheat, winnowing, threshing, bread, flour, gardening, homesteading, baking

Id: ExJ1-nQeZ68

Length: 17min 14sec (1034 seconds)

Published: Sat Jul 09 2016

Reddit Comments

[u/hawkens85]

Remember that video where the guy spent a year and thousands of dollars hand making all the ingredients for a sandwich because he wanted to see what was involved? Then he bit into it and was so disappointed because he worked so hard and it tasted horrible.

[u/Entencio]

That red hen really made a big stink about it.

[u/soulshake]

i really love the data at the end - makes u think. for one loaf of bread he needed about 1lb / 500g of flour for which he needed about 14 sqft/ 1.30 sm of land for a year. so if u wanted to live off land eating say 2 loafs per week (they were pretty big looking) = so about 100 loafs per year, you would need so much land....

[u/KatanaPig]

Just so anyone who doesn’t want to search for it knows, the one word is “yummy.”

[u/Tufflaw]

For the first time in my life I understand where the expression "separating the wheat from the chaff" comes from.

I am 46.

[u/BeersandBread]

I wish this guy made sourdough. Adding commercial yeast to this flour just seems wrong.

[u/lobsterman1million]

Great video. Very satisfying to watch. I will make my own bread once I become rich and buy my own land

[u/es0tericeccentric]

His winnowing process is insanely efficient. Using a slightly modified hand blower is such a great idea.

[u/Neeto-misquito]

Yummy