If you’re new to fresh milled flour, here are a couple of posts to get you started!
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Ditch That-Bisquick in Pancakes

You cannot go wrong with this recipes. It is simple for beginners, can use any grain and is one of my family’s favorites!
I love to make pre-measure the dry ingredients out and portion them into one recipe bags. Then, I freeze them! All I have to add is the milk, butter, eggs and vanilla and I have pancakes for a busy school-day breakfast!

Ditch That-Bisquick in Sausage Balls

These Sausage balls made with fresh milled flour, herbs and spices are the absolute best ones I’ve ever had! They are quick and easy and keep the kids full for hours. Definitely don’t skip this one when you are working to replace the Bisquick version in your menu planning lineup.
Ditch That-Store Bought Hamburger Buns
I have 2 go-to recipes when it comes to Hamburger and Hot dog buns. Classic yeast hamburger buns as well as my Cottage Cheese Hamburger buns that I make in the air fryer! Either of these are great options to replace the store-bought version that is made with bleached, enriched flour and a long list of additives and preservatives you may or may not be able to pronounce!
Ditch That-Store Bought Bread
Most people who hear the awesome benefits of fresh milled flour likely want to start by replacing their loaf of sandwich bread. Here are 2 loaves I use for my weekly sandwich bread.


Ditch That-Canned Biscuits
Everyone loves a good bisuit. Achieving that flaky, fluffy texture can often be a challenge. These biscuits are simple, the recipe forgiving and flavor unmatched. If you’re still adjusting to the flavor and texture of Fresh Milled Flour, this recipe is as close to conventional white flour as I’ve found.
This recipe uses Greek Yogurt (or Sour Cream) which helps hydrate the flour and add a creaminess to the texture.
I also sift my dry ingredients just to aerate the flour. I still add the Bran and germ back into the recipe, but this quick step will help your biscuits rise.
Also, COLD butter is the key. I pop my stick in the freezer while I gather my ingredients and mill my flour. I also let my flour cool off after milling, as it can be warm.

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Happy Baking!
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With fresh milled flour, you can achieve a depth of flavor that store-bought flour simply cannot match.
A video resource for fresh milled flour
This was one of the first people I found and videos I watched.
- When you start using fresh milled flour, you’ll appreciate the enhanced flavors and the difference it makes in your baking.
- Fresh milled flour can be a game changer in achieving the perfect texture for your loaves and baked goods.
- Incorporating fresh milled flour in your diet means you are choosing whole ingredients that are far superior to processed alternatives.
- Integrating fresh milled flour into your meals can lead to improved well-being and satisfaction.
- Ultimately, fresh milled flour offers a holistic approach to nutrition and culinary creativity.
- Fresh milled flour encourages you to reconnect with your ingredients and embrace the art of baking.
- Fresh milled flour is not just an ingredient; it is a gateway to better health and delicious meals.






