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how to use sorghum syrup in the kitchen and on the table for cooking

Sorghum syrup has been healthy sweeteners for centuries; find out how much iron, calcium, and minerals is in this gem! (Plus some ideas for how to use it)

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"Sorghum Syrup" from Little Heathens by Mildred Armstrong Kalish, syrup made from a tall, broad-leaf plant resembles corn in the field, but the grain crop is best known for its end product: sweet sorghum syrup. That’s different than plain old sugar cane, which yields molasses, or, for that matter, the trees that yield maple syrup.

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cookies are stacked on top of each other with the words, sorghum cookies

These easy spicy and warm cookies are flavored with ginger, cinnamon, and sorghum (a syrup that is very similar to molasses) and are the perfect cozy, chewy, and spicy cookie for when the weather gets chilly! and BONUS they are all made in on bowl.

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There are three classifications of sorghum: Grain sorghum Sweet sorghum Broomcorn There is overlap of use for all of these however the type of sorghum used for syrup making is sweet sorghum. I consider sweet sorghum a true permaculture annual …

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a pecan pie sitting on top of a wooden table

Pecan pie is one of the first things we head for when it comes time to hit the Thanksgiving dessert table. This nut-filled classic is the very definition of ooey-gooey decadence, and always has been. Our version is just as rich and sugary as ever, but with one small change: we ditched the corn syrup. Of course, pecan pie was around long before corn syrup was even dreamed of. We’ve seen other versions of corn-syrup-free pecan pies that use maple syrup, honey, or cooked brown sugar.

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Sorghum’s in the Air at Hughes Sorghum Syrup Mill Since 1954, Olin Hughes and his family have been growing sorghum and boiling the juice into some of the sweetest-tasting syrup around. In Nor…

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