"barley flour" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a type of flour made from barley grains. For example, "This recipe calls for two cups of barley flour."
The staple diet of most Tibetans is barley flour, yak meat, mutton, cheese, and tea.
It uses tsampa, a kind of roasted barley flour, in one rubdown and offers another Himalayan treatment involving hot stones heated in oil.
Another well-known image is the photograph of a smiling miller in simple work clothes, his hands and face dusted with barley flour.
Ten balls of barley flour mixed with sugar, honey, milk, curds, ghee, and sesame seeds are then placed, one by one, in the soil.
For the next 10 years, he stalks the myth's "zoological blueprint," his obsession taking him from village to Himalayan village, where he inquires about chemos and yetis and mooches buttermilk, yogurt and barley flour from generous residents.
Last October, when the Congressional Gold Medal was awarded to the Dalai Lama, monks in Tibet watched over the Internet and celebrated by setting off fireworks and throwing barley flour.
Therefore, the incorporation of wheat, rye and barley flours after efficient removal of the harmful component gluten into gluten-free products would be beneficial.
30 of the 70 proteins identified in the Yang et al. study from proteins identified in F. graminearum culture supernatants after growth in wheat or barley flour-containing medium, and 137 of the 286 from the extracellular proteins in vitro and in planta from the pathogenic fungus F. graminearum identified in the Paper et al. study were confirmed in the in silico predictions.
At the back of the warehouse, where vats of rice, corn, barley, and flour were stored, another clerk weighed out the rations and put them in Mrs. Song's plastic bags.
Import of animal feed – barley (sha'ir), flour (qahm) and wheat shaft (sabus) – in expectation of absence of rains in the horf season.
My cabinets were jam packed with pasta and barley and flour.
