Spelt is a lower-gluten ancient grain, and makes a delicious flour that can be used in any kind of baking. It’s easier for some people to digest than modern wheat flour but isn’t gluten-free, so no extra starches or binding agents are needed.
Almost all of the baking recipes on Occasionally Eggs, unless gluten-free, are made with spelt flour. It’s used similarly to wheat flour but with some important differences, so I recommend using spelt-specific recipes.
Treat spelt like any other flour. Refrigerate it if keeping for longer than about three months or keep it in a cool place otherwise, to prevent it from going rancid too soon. This is especially true for whole grain spelt flour.
Keep scrolling to find 80 – and counting! – spelt flour recipes. This is being added to constantly as we share more recipes.
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