Bread from the Dead Our Daily Bread 13
How Delwen Samuel, an archaeologist, replicated the bread of Egyptian workers of 3000 years ago. This is the episode that should have been called Bake Like an Egyptian.
How Delwen Samuel, an archaeologist, replicated the bread of Egyptian workers of 3000 years ago. This is the episode that should have been called Bake Like an Egyptian.
That kernel of wheat isn’t actually a seed or a berry, at least not to a botanist. The rest of us can call it what we like.
Credit where credit’s due: The Father of the Green Revolution had an unacknowledged father himself.
Today’s Red Fife would not qualify as an official Canadian Western Red Spring Wheat, but that doesn’t matter. People want Red Fife because it is Red Fife, not just any old high-quality Canadian wheat.