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Lynnet Bannion <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 26 Mar 2005 19:16:09 -0700
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I recently came across something commercial that pretty well qualifies as
paleo grain.  This was on the Gluten-free Mall {www.glutenfreemall.com).
They have Indian rice grass flour.  Indian rice grass is a wild grass
which was
collected and used by American Indians.  This is whole-grain flour, very
high
in fiber and protein.  And it's gluten-free.

They also have almond flour and (yippee!) chestnut flour.  I just used
the chestnut flour to make sensational crepes; no other flour required,
just an egg and water.  Chestnuts have GOT to be paleo by anybody's
standards.  Chestnut flour crepes with fresh strawberry filling; you could
serve that to your in-laws and they wouldn't complain (except for the
lack of whipped cream :-)

    Lynnet

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