Diversity Flour #2 Meadow, Wholemeal, Organic

Diversity Flour #2 Meadow, Wholemeal, Organic
Exquisitely soft and fragrant flour stone-milled...
Award-winning author, inspirational teacher and writer, Vanessa Kimbell of The Sourdough School champions fresh flour, wild yeast and diversity in baking. We're delighted to share some...Learn More


Exquisitely soft and fragrant flour stone-milled...

Elevate your bakes with our baking...

10 grains, seeds and pulses with...

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Award-winning author, inspirational teacher and writer, Vanessa Kimbell of The Sourdough School champions fresh flour, wild yeast and diversity in baking. We're delighted to share some of her work including our collaborative Diversity Flours milled from a blend grains, pulses, seeds & botanicals.
Diversity Flour was created and developed by Dr Vanessa Kimbell at The Sourdough School, drawing on more than two decades of teaching and research into sourdough fermentation, nutrition and the gut microbiome. Each blend brings together a carefully considered diversity of grains, pulses, seeds and botanicals, reflecting the diversity we need in our soils, across our farms and within our diets.
Diversity Flour forms the foundation of Diversity Bread®, the bread taught by Dr Kimbell at The Sourdough School. Diversity Bread® is also baked commercially by licensed bakers working to the Diversity Bread Standard. Every bakery creates its own distinctive bread while following shared principles for ingredients, flour, fermentation, provenance and production. This means that every Diversity Bread® is different, while the integrity behind the name remains protected.
The collaboration between The Sourdough School and Hodmedod began many years ago. Today, Hodmedod holds the licence to mill Diversity Flour, producing these blends at the Bean Store from carefully sourced ingredients, including grains, seeds and pulses grown by British farmers.
The flour and bread is part of a circular system-change model. Income generated through the Diversity Flour milling licence is reinvested in the Educational Awards run by The Sourdough School, helping more people learn to bake Diversity Bread® and take this knowledge back into their own homes, bakeries, practices and communities.
Every bag therefore carries a connection: from soil and seed to farmer, miller, baker and the people who eat the bread. Diversity counts at every stage.

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I used these to make humous for the first time. I swear it tastes almost exactly the same as when made with chickpeas and so much nicer than shop bought. Very smooth and takes on the garlic and lemon flavours beautifully. Will use for dips again in the future.
Extremely tasty rye flour with a sweet malty taste. Mixed half and half with white spelt flour, it gives a loaf with great depth of flavour and nice, springy texture. Makes great toast.
This my first time cooking with dried fava and what a revelation! I love fresh broad beans because/despite them often being a little bitter, but there's not a trace of bitterness in these delicious Scottish fava beans. I've used some for soup, some for a hummus-type dip and some just straight in a salad. They've become my new addiction, they're so beautifully sweet and tasty.
Like chickpeas, these are perfect added to a salad bowl. Just wash them in a colander first to lose the thick liquid that you'd otherwise want to keep for a soup or stew.
What a great book!
So many recipes I want to try out...especially the ones using Carlin peas, which I bought a load of and haven't known how to use ....
I love the design & layout if the book and excellently clear instructions ...
I'm looking forward to using it very soon...