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> Read your comments about barley this morning, , and got

> my new Quick & Easy cookbook in the mai this afternoon. Dr.

> Agatston lists it as a good one, even going so far as to say,

> " Quick cooking (or instant) barley contains the same nutrients

> as the regular kind and cuts cooking time from about 45 minutes

> to just 10 " . I think I'd be a little leary of instant but

> I'm glad to hear barley is approved as it's a very tasty grain.

> Just thought you might be interested. As a lazy cook, I

> think I'm going to like this new cookbook. I like quick & easy!

Well, there's the official word, then. :)

I've used Barley in soup (including the recipe I posted here a month or so

back) and there are a number of crock pot recipes out there that use it as

well. It's one of those grains that can sit and cook a LONG time without

going to mush on ya. ;) Even better, it's a great way to get that 25-35

grams of fiber a day into your diet to boot!

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