Sentence examples for native grains from inspiring English sources

Once the Europeans arrived, with their native grains, and put in a few generations' worth of backbreaking labor, the plains became the "breadbasket of the world".

The germinated seeds yielded higher protein content (14.86 g/100 g db) and digestion (83.58%) when compared to the native grains, 13.76 g/100 g db and 76.03%, respectively.

Malting/germination can be employed as an appropriate pre-treatment to improve the nutritional properties of native cereal grains.

My standard choice most days is one of the whole grain offerings of Nature's Path, a cereal line noteworthy for purity, and simplicity, with minimal additions of sugar, salt, or anything else unwelcome -- and maximal preservation of the native grain nutrients.

Like many other Finns, Simo Kuusisto, a chef who trained at the French Culinary Institute, is devoted to his native whole-grain rye bread.

Native long-grain indica rice flour and rice flour with the lipids and/or proteins removed were subjected to a simulated digestion in vitro.

Herein, hierarchical porous and hollow NiO elliptical microstructures constructed from nanosheets are synthesized by utilizing the renewable, cost-effective and widespread native rape pollen grains as template.

Although red-tailed black cockatoos feed on a wide variety of native and introduced grains, the mainstay of their diet is eucalyptus seeds.

Milo is grain sorghum, a gluten-free grain native to Africa and Asia.

Oal-é (pronounced "Dennis") is a common brown grain, native to Asia and parts of Africa, that gets its name from marketing executives at Whole Foods.

Teff and Oatmeal Pancakes: These pancakes, made with teff, a nutrient-dense grain native to Ethiopia, are subtly sweet and studded with berries.