The first human-engineered grain in history, triticale is a high-protein rye-wheat hybrid. It is low in gluten and high in lysine, protein, and some B vitamins.
This grain can be used much the same way as soft wheat. Products made with triticale flour are very tender, and their flavor, texture, crust, and crumb color are similar to those products containing wheat.
Triticale flakes are made by heating whole triticale until soft and then pressing flat with steel rollers.
Use triticale in soups, cakes, breads, pancakes, and waffles.
*For nutritional content and recipes see the book “Those Wonderful Grains-2nd Edition,” by Chef Brad
Nutritional Information
Fiber Content: grams per cup
Triticale Usage
Salad
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Soup
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Yeasted Breads
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Pancakes & Pastries
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Cookies & Treats
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Meat Substitutes
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Non-Yeasted
Breads & Cakes |
Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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No
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Yes
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