Sentence examples for wheat ground from inspiring English sources

The ingredients are simple: bulgur wheat, ground lamb, onion, pine nuts.

Depending on the night, you might be gifted a small plate of seeded rye, sourdough, or miche made with red wheat, ground in house, and a generous hunk of cold, salted butter.

In presents works, research is commonly limited to the 5 crops those are cotton, wheat, ground nut, jowar and rice.

The RSDs of OTA analyses in wheat ground to a particle size of less than 1 mm, between 50 and 250 μm, and less than 50 μm were 96%, 34%, and 3%, respectively (García-Fonseca et al. 2010).

Overall, the results of the current study indicate that starter diets containing whole wheat and ground corn can improve performance in young dairy calves compared with diets containing ground corn/ground wheat, whole corn, or ground corn, under our experimental conditions.

On the hillsides, where villagers grew wheat, the ground is scorched black.

The slower wheat is ground, the better it is for the flour, because the less hot it becomes - heat is the enemy of the goodness in flour.

The global-commodities boom of the past fifteen years sent prices soaring for raw materials of all types — not only for food products like wheat and ground beef, shown here, but also for energy and metals.

The platter will also include fried things: falafel shaped like gumdrops and remarkably light (Mrs. Halabi says this is because she does not use fava beans in her falafel batter); kibbe, those little footballs of bulgur wheat and ground meat; and deep-fried cigars of potato or meat wrapped in sagg pita and spiced in a style that evokes Indian samosas.

Circulating capital consists of goods in process, raw materials, and stocks of finished goods waiting to be sold; these goods must either be transformed, as when wheat is ground into flour, or they must change ownership, as when a stock of goods is sold.

For grinding into flour, wheat is ground between a series of cylinders, beginning with a set of grooved cylinders to break the grain open and ending with a final set of smooth cylinders to reduce the coarse meal to fine flour.