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# 3: Stone-ground mustard in my yummy ham glaze that everyone raves about.
Maria Rodale: National Mustard Day! (My Top 5 Uses for Mustard) 2010
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Stone-ground flour is therefore more flavorful than conventionally milled flour, but also has a shorter shelf-life.
On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen Harold McGee 2004
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Stone-ground flour is therefore more flavorful than conventionally milled flour, but also has a shorter shelf-life.
On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen Harold McGee 2004
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Stone-ground or water-ground cornmeal will be much more flavorful than the degerminated meal offered on the shelves of most supermarkets.
Celebration Breads BETSY OPPENNEER 2003
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Stone-ground or water-ground cornmeal will be much more flavorful than the degerminated meal offered on the shelves of most supermarkets.
Celebration Breads BETSY OPPENNEER 2003
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Stone-ground or water-ground cornmeal will be much more flavorful than the degerminated meal offered on the shelves of most supermarkets.
Celebration Breads BETSY OPPENNEER 2003
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Stone-ground grits must be kept refrigerated or frozen.
Local News 2009
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Stone-ground grits often require an hour or more to cook and require the addition of more water and milk during cooking.
Local News 2009
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Stone-ground: For connoisseurs who are willing to invest some time and money.
Local News 2009
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Stone-ground grits are hard to find on supermarket shelves, but here are some mills that will ship the traditional, coarsely ground corn.
Local News 2009
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