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  • ...e cup of rather coarse oatmeal. Boil rapidly, stirring meanwhile until the grain is set; then place in the outer boiler, and cook continuously for three hou ...mong the ancient hebrews, greeks, and romans. The jews especially held the grain in high esteem, and sacred history usually uses it interchangeably with whe
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  • In india and southern europe, a variety of the pea is eaten parched or lightly roasted, or made into cakes, puddings, and sweetmeats. In germa When combined with a grain, peas contribute complementary amino acids to form a complete protein meal.
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  • *[[Grain of salt]] *[[Parched grain]]
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  • * [[Battle for Grain]] * [[Grain]]
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