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Cracked wheat
...ngth of time required to cook it thoroughly is about the same as for pearl wheat.

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Pearl vodka
...hich is known for its high quality and purity. The distillation process of Pearl Vodka involves a multiple distillation method, which ensures the removal of ...e vodka market through its emphasis on quality and purity. Over the years, Pearl Vodka has expanded its product line to include a variety of flavored vodkas

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Pearl millet
'''Pearl Millet''' (''Pennisetum glaucum'') is a widely grown type of [[millet]]. It ...tions, it can be grown in areas where other cereal crops, such as maize or wheat, would not survive.

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Oatmeal porridge
...in in high esteem, and sacred history usually uses it interchangeably with wheat, when speaking of the fruits of the earth. In the time of charles I, barley meal took the place of wheat almost entirely as the food of the common people in england. In some parts

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Ptitim
...originated in [[Israel]]. It is also known as '''Israeli couscous''' or '''pearl couscous''' in many parts of the world. Ptitim is a popular food item in Is ...e Minister, [[David Ben-Gurion]], asked the Osem food company to develop a wheat-based product that could be used as a substitute for rice. The result was P

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Churma
...flour and then cooking it with [[ghee]] (clarified butter) and sugar. The wheat flour is first roasted in ghee, then ground into a coarse powder. This powd ...ance, Besan Churma is made using gram flour, Bajre ki Churma is made using pearl millet flour, and Ladoo Churma is a variation where the Churma is shaped in

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Cereals in India
...]] and [[festivals]]. The major cereals grown in India include [[rice]], [[wheat]], [[maize]], [[millets]] (such as [[jowar]], [[bajra]], and [[ragi]]), and ===Wheat===

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Barley
...ae family and is one of the top five cereal crops in the world, along with wheat, corn, rice, and sorghum. Barley is widely used for making beer and whiskey ...r summer. Barley is often used as a rotation crop with other crops such as wheat, corn, and soybeans, as it can help to improve soil health.

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Barley flour
* '''Pearl Barley Flour''': This flour is made from pearl barley, which has been polished to remove the bran and germ. It is the leas * [[Wheat flour]]

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Cereals in Asia
===Wheat=== ...emperate zones of Asia, including parts of China, India, and Central Asia. Wheat is the primary ingredient in many staple foods such as [[bread]], [[noodles

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Israeli couscous
...mall, round pellets. Unlike traditional couscous, which is made from durum wheat, Israeli couscous has a chewy texture and a slightly nutty flavor. ...tant to note that Israeli couscous is made from semolina flour, which is a wheat product, so it is not suitable for those with gluten intolerance or celiac

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Bhakri
...]]. Made predominantly from [[wheat flour]], [[jowar (sorghum)]], [[bajra (pearl millet)]], or [[rice flour]], bhakri serves as a staple food in various reg * [[Wheat flour]] – Predominantly used in the northern regions of India.

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Cuisine of India
...Staple foods of Indian cuisine include [[pearl millet]], [[rice]], [[whole-wheat flour]], and a variety of [[lentils]], such as [[masoor (red lentils)]], [[ ...e, [[North Indian cuisine]] is distinguished by its heavy use of dairy and wheat-based staples, while [[South Indian cuisine]] is known for its emphasis on

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Whole grain
...onal nutrients, fiber, and other health benefits. Whole grains can include wheat, rice, oats, barley, corn, rye, millet, and quinoa, among others. * [[Wheat]] (including varieties like spelt, emmer, farro, and einkorn)

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Dhebra
...Dhebra is typically made from a dough consisting of [[millet]] flour or [[wheat flour]], mixed with [[fenugreek leaves]] (methi), spices, and sometimes yog ...is flour, which can be either millet (commonly [[pearl millet|bajra]]) or wheat flour, making it a rich source of dietary fiber. Fresh fenugreek leaves are

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Muthia
...sing a variety of flours, including [[wheat flour]], [[pearl millet|bajra (pearl millet) flour]], and [[chickpea flour|besan (chickpea flour)]]. The choice

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Agriculture in China
...cultural areas include the North China Plain, the Yangtze River Delta, the Pearl River Delta, and the Northeast China Plain. ...and [[cotton]]. Rice is the staple food for the southern population, while wheat and corn are more common in the north. China is also a significant producer

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Cuisine of Haryana
The staple foods of Haryana include [[wheat]], [[millet]], and [[barley]], which are often used to make breads like [[r * '''[[Bajra Khichdi]]''': A wholesome dish made from pearl millet, lentils, and spices.

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Millet
* [[Pearl millet]] - Bajra is popularly known as “pearl millet” and belongs to the family of Graminea. This grain is basically or * [[Barley]] - Barley is an important cereal crop in winter after wheat in India.

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Cuisine of the Indian subcontinent
The staples of Indian cuisine include pearl millet, rice, whole-wheat flour ([[Atta (food)|atta]]), and a variety of lentils, such as masoor (mos

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