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I think they may be higher in insoluble fiber than I'd originally realized..
      06/22/05 06:40 PM
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they are supposed to be the soluble fiber base in the salmon recipe, and they do cook up like barley. I'm really not sure if the UK and US versions of them are different - it sounds like they might be. If you're at all unsure, I'd substitute rice for the wheat berries this recipe, or at least make a blend of the two.

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* Why are wheat berries safe? Aren't they high in insoluble fiber?-nt
lithelady
06/21/05 01:36 PM
* I think they may be higher in insoluble fiber than I'd originally realized..
HeatherAdministrator
06/22/05 06:40 PM
* thanks Heather
Little Minnie
06/23/05 11:17 AM
* Yup, that would be great! -nt-
HeatherAdministrator
06/24/05 01:08 AM
* Insoluble fiber IS safe...
atomic rose
06/21/05 03:54 PM
* Wheat berries (aka, groats - who knew?)
Sand
06/21/05 02:26 PM
* that site is American so I guess that theory of different countries is out the window- nt
Little Minnie
06/22/05 05:09 PM
* this is a good question because
Little Minnie
06/21/05 08:14 PM
* Re: Wheat berries (aka, groats - who knew?)
lithelady
06/21/05 08:10 PM
* Re: Wheat berries (aka, groats - who knew?)
Sand
06/22/05 09:26 AM

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