Oldways Preservation Trust’s Post

Over the past 20 years, we’ve seen increased availability of whole grain products on grocery shelves and growth in consumer awareness for heritage whole grains. This has reversed the trend of the 20th century, which saw a decrease in American whole grain consumption from their historical role as staple foods after modern milling techniques were invented in the late 1800s. However, even as whole grain consumption decreased, gourmands through the years have always appreciated whole grains for the complex and flavorful profile they add to recipes. We turned to the cookbook archives of classic 20th century cookbooks for some delicious old-school whole grain recipes, showcasing whole grains’ versatility before their recent resurgence in popularity: https://bit.ly/4coSmYl

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