I bought Beckers Ezekiel bread mix but have no recipe. Joining your website isn't an option. Could I just have the recipe? Plz?

dear @Grains and Grit loved the ingredients , until you added yeast, personally i had to stop watching the rest as yeast , is a leven agent, which is more likely a nono in the bible, especially when you think of all the feast days that mentions bread altogethr, thankks for the 1st half though, was informative.

@@sideburnsoldiers3349 Yeast is not a "nono" in the Bible. It was symbolically withheld from the Passover bread, but nowhere does the Bible say not to eat yeast or leaven.

I use a tablet and your recipe doesn't show up. Please tell me how much salt you used. Thanks in advance.

, i probabl could have worded this better for that my apologies, i had no intention of causin any kind of discourse, that said leyt me try again, heh, the "no no" was intended for modern use, in ancient times, i found this " History. It is not known when yeast was first used to bake bread; the earliest definite records come from Ancient Egypt. Researchers speculate that a mixture of flour meal and water was left longer than usual on a warm day and the yeasts that occur in natural contaminants of the flour caused it to ferment before baking ... "like passover, no time to let sit, also the entire week was to be unlevened, and is insinuated in the sept feat, to remove sin (again,insinuated) but for my comment is the how they came about usin yeast verses how its used today, again sorry for the total butchery on my part.i was speaking more to the original way it was done.thanks@@GrainsandGrit

Yep!

Yes dung was used as fuel.

Yes it was just the fuel for the fire or heat to cook it!

Is not the dung still used as some in nomadic countries?

​@leeannpruitt3752 yes, Iceland enparticularly

I LOVE this! What a special time and wonderful memory you have made with your grandson :-)

Thank you for sharing your story of your bread making with your grandson it warmed my heart ♥

@@patroot2536 ❤️

Adding to your reference that “we have the levitical law that God gave to the Israelites on what to eat and what not”, all of Christianity teaches exactly this - that the Eternal Unchangeable covenant law of the Eternal Unchangeable Almighty One has been done away with by Messiah and that it was originally just for Israel and nobody else. For the benefit of those who have not been correctly taught, and who are unlikely to ever be taught the Truth by their teachers, I would like to paste Truth from scripture; 1. The covenant laws apply to ALL people for ALL time; Num 15:15 -16 ONE law is for you of the assembly AND for the stranger who sojourns with you - a law FOREVER throughout your generations. As you are, so is the stranger before יהוה. ONE Torah and ONE right-ruling is for you AND for the stranger who sojourns with you.’ ” 2. This covenant was made across all of time with all of mankind; Deu 29:14-15 “And not with you alone I am making this covenant and this oath, but with him who stands here with us today before יהוה our Elohim, AS WELL AS WITH HIM WHO IS NOT HERE WITH US TODAY. 3. Neither the Creator nor Messiah can EVER change, nor can their Words or covenant; Psa 89:34 “I shall not profane My covenant, Neither would I change what has gone out from My lips. 4. Messiah did not come to change anything, but to fulfill / complete the requirement of the death penalty required by the covenant, for the repeated breaking of the covenant through idolatry / spiritual harlotry. Once that requirement was fulfilled, He was able to once again restore His beloved bride Yisrael in the SAME covenant with Him again - exactly what He did each time after Yisrael repented in exile. Mat 5:17-20 “Do not think that I came to destroy the Torah or the Prophets. I did not come to destroy but to complete. “For truly, I say to you, till the heaven and the earth pass away, one yod or one tittle shall by no means pass from the Torah till all be done. “Whoever, then, breaks one of the least of these commands, and teaches men so, shall be called least in the reign of the heavens; but whoever does and teaches them, he shall be called great in the reign of the heavens. “For I say to you, that unless your righteousness exceeds that of the scribes and Pharisees, you shall by no means enter into the reign of the heavens. 5. Messiah is the One Who originally gave the covenant to Mosheh, Aharon and the 72 elders on the mountain where He ate and drank with them. Those very same commands we are to keep; 1Jn 2:3 -7 And by this we know that we know Him, if we guard His commands. The one who says, “I know Him,” and does not guard His commands, is a liar, and the truth is not in him. But whoever guards His Word, truly the love of Elohim has been perfected in him. By this we know that we are in Him. The one who says he stays in Him ought himself also to walk, even as He walked. Beloved, I write no fresh command to you, BUT AN OLD COMMAND WHICH YOU HAVE HAD FROM THE BEGINNING. The old command is the Word which you heard from the beginning. Because it is impossible for the Creator / Messiah to ever change, neither Messiah, nor His disciples or any of the prophets ever identified as Christians - they never observed or taught; - weekly sabbath of Baal on the 1st day of the week, - the sun worship / gregorian calender, - days starting & ending at midnight, - pagan feasts of Baal / sun worship e.g. easter, lent, Christmas, new year, birthdays or any other feast days than the seven feasts of the Creator. - eating of any unclean foods not on the Creator’s list of edible foods. Instead all of them consistently and diligently kept and taught the laws of the Creator established during the creation week - - reckoning of days from sunset to sunset, - weekly sabbath on the 7th day, - calender of the Creator determined by moon cycles, - Creator’s 7 feasts, - they all ate from the Creator’s list of edible / clean foods , - they were circumcised on the 8th day after birth, etc etc. Mal 3:6 “For I am יהוה, I shall not change, and you, O sons of Ya‛aqoḇ, shall not come to an end. Everybody was taught John 3:16, but few know the last verse of the same chapter; Joh 3:36 “He who believes in the Son possesses everlasting life, but he who does not OBEY the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of Elohim remains on him.” Belief without the evidence / works thereof, is worthless - unconditional obedience to those very same commands that Messiah gave to the elders of Yisrael on the mountain - the same commands that Messiah, His disciples and all the prophets lived and taught. We are forbidden to add to or take away anything from scripture; Deu 12:32 “All the words I am commanding you, guard to do it - do not add to it nor take away from it. Rev 22:18-19 For I witness to everyone hearing the words of the prophecy of this book: If anyone adds to them, Elohim shall add to him the plagues that are written in this book, and if anyone takes away from the words of the book of this prophecy, Elohim shall take away his part from the Book of Life, and out of the set-apart city, which are written in this Book.

@@hurryslow1 excellent post / comment - my heart aches to share this truth with as many people as possible. I will copy and save this wonderful summary!

That is by far one of the coolest experiences! I know that people have definitely learned how to do this without it being gross, just in our American 1st world mentality it probably would gross out many people!

What a neat experience! I know that during the civil war and The Great Depression, many people had to do what they had to do. Dry "cow cookies" were easily obtained and could be transported because they didn't weigh much in order to make fires on the run. The first fire starters. I honestly dontbthink its gross, 😝

@@woodsie5796 yes it was a once in a lifetime experience. Would love to go back better prepared. I was accompanying a friend on a business trip, I’d love to go in more of a mission oriented capacity

I'd love to have plans to make that clay oven!😃

Ppl have been using human waste to compost for millennia incl current day The book Humanure delves into this completely with specific instructions too Using it for cooking doesn’t seem to have been a thing in anything but small pockets of population, if that. I know for compost you have to wait 2 yrs to use it.

Yeah, still gives me the heebie geebies lol

This process of using code dung is still used today in India. It's an economical way for poor families to hear their homes and cook food.

Closer to home. The pioneers on the Oregon Trail often used buffalo dung for fuel for their fires as well.

Yes. And you can still use cow, horse dried dung as fuel.

So much this!! It wasn't cooked in dung, but by burning dried dung.

And the prophecy was fulfilled in the holocaust when the Jews ate rationed bread and water in hitlers concentration camps nothing else. Even that they had to beg for at times.

Feel free to mail that bosch to me if you want to keep your KA (I had an older KA that was wonderful and got accidentally taken as part of a giveaway after we were hit by a tornado. It wasn't meant to be part of the giveaway but it was chaos at our house that I didn't even realize what had happened till it was too late). LOL Consequently, Bosch has been on my radar for a long time now. We have a cuisinart mixer that is great for regular baking but I wouldn't dare use it for bread. The Bosch gets rave reviews in my FB bread groups. That's an incredible gift your neighbor gave you.

YAY!!

Hey, how much sourdough starter did you add instead of yeast?

​@@zoraidasandoval2845 It's been a little while ago, but I probably used 1 cup.

lol I agree!!! Thanks for the comment :-)

Dung was used as a fuel not an ingredient.😮

Wow, cool little anecdote. Thanks for sharing.

Ok that's a key preposition I clearly missed lol Thanks so much for clarifying for all of us! I have made this since this video and it has turned out perfect.

How do I get the recipe?

Why is unleavened bread Rising anywhere? I've never heard of using flour in eziekiel bread let alone it rising.

@@GrainsandGritnow that makes sense. ❤😊

Are you cooking it using a manure fueled fire? You have to follow all steps, as published in the Bible, including the manure fueled fire.

Unfortunately Soy beans are much cheaper to use commercially and I imagine this was a budgetary consideration not a biblical consideration.

I was hoping she would use ancient grains like einkorn, etc., not expecting red wheat for sure but still interested to see how it turns out🤗

Yes, I had that thought too. And lots of civilisations still use dried cow dung as a fuel. It doesn’t have a smell like fresh wet cow dung. And cows eat only vegetable matter. Also, all those ancient grains and beans have correct amounts of carbohydrates and protein. It would have been quite different to American highly processed white bread with processed dried yeast and white sugar, plus preservatives 😅 It should be thought of as a complete food, not like white modern bread. ❤

@@rbrown6476 Yep, y'all are on the right track. There are people in India cooking with dried cow dung right now.

90% of the ingredients in this recipie were not available in that part of the world in biblical times

You are so welcome!

I know right?!?! Way to ruin it!!!! Lol but it’s still a very delicious bread and still very healthy!!!!

I made some "barely bread" with barley. I expected it to be high enough in gluten to work but it didn't rise, crumbled, and was really dense. And created debilitating painful gas. I put tiny amounts of it in wheat recipes and when it's gone it's gone.

@@nate6692 half wheat flour is needed in yeast recipes or it won’t rise. The gluten in other grains just isn’t enough. Enough to cause celiacs trouble tho, as is barley and rye.

You are so welcome!

Are you going to take it to class and say you followed the WHOLE recipe!? 🤣🤣🤣

Thank you God unto all things. "Jesus saith unto him I am the way, the truth and the life: no man cometh unto the Father but by me."Jon.14:6. Praise you Father God in Yeshua's name. Jon.3:16.

could you share how you make barley loaf?

You are so welcome!

AKA buffalo chips and plains oaks

Welcome aboard!

Interesting!

yep

Thank-you!

You are so welcome!

Please let's not call it "harmful gluten." It's ONLY harmful to those who are allergic to it. It is the staff of life for people all over the world and has been from the beginning. I suspect our genetically modified wheat and industrial cooking methods have created a lot of this. But that's an entire blog post which I'm not going to do here in a reply. It would be like me saying "harmful cranberries" because my daughter gets anaphylactic shock if she ingests them in any form. Just to her.

Food For Life added the additional gluten mid 2000s. Sadly. Otherwise it could be eaten but those with wheat sensitivity.

​@LloydsofRochester I have been more concerned about pesticides than gluten, but doesn't sprouting release more nutrients? That would be my reason for sprouting.

Good to know! We are just so far removed from that it’s hard to imagine!!

That is fascinating!

When I was small in the 70’s my parents Interviewed on a ranch in Nebraska where the house was heated with dry cow patties. It’s a VERY good heat source nothing weird or gross about it... it’s dried digested grasses. Very natural and good source.

Thats why it's supposed to be sprouted.

The word in Ezekiel 4 is "powl" which is specifically Fava beans. Archeological finds of ancient Israel are consistent with widespread use of Fava beans. IMO if there was an alternative bean for making bread in the area, it would be the garbanzo bean (chickpea). Fava bean bread would have more digestible protein, and fava beans would be the more likely animal feed. The reference to a baking pan (makhabath) is found in Ezekiel 4:3, and the dung would be dried dung which is a fire fuel in many parts of the world. If an army was laying siege to a city for a prolonged period, the primary source of fuel would be dried animal dung from draft stock and live stock used to support the army.

Thank you for the powl/fave bean correction. Even the chickpea suggested. I bet that’s really good. *Animal dung has been used for a very long time. Even the American pioneer’s used it along the Oregon Trail as fire fuel for cooking. Natural resources 👍🏻

Yes. The idea is you soak them so long that they sprout. You don't have to sprout them, but it helps if you're not going to cook the beans.

I forgot to note that the honey was liquid those changes are made. You can find honey powder which will not change the liquid to fry measurements but still need to lower heat by 25 degrees!

THanks!!!!!

Where can I find chart?

Quite welcome!

I love that story about Alfred the Great

ooo I love apple muffins and that sound delicious! Sue Becker's muffin recipe is what I use, and I have made apple cinnamon before and it was very good. I need to try it with Ezekial flour next! I do have a chocolate chip cookie recipe video posted using freshly milled wheat. Try swapping it out for Ezekial flour and let me know how it goes!

@@GrainsandGrit lol, if you only knew how I don't love experienting with my grains! Lol. However, it's a new day, and I COULD try to be brave...lol

@@gracef244 DO IT. DO IT!!! lol Hey, I have come up with some wonderful recipes by accident.

@@GrainsandGrit thanks for the encouragement. Tomorrow morning I should get back to milling and baking: Ezekiel flour chocolate chip cookies... I'm so nervous 🙄🙄🙄 I may actually try YOUR bread recipe as well. We're out of bread - but maybe half the recipe. I only need 2, 1lb loaves

@@gracef244 you can do it!!! And you can easily divide my recipe in half :-) I am intrigued about Ezekial flour with cookies, so let me know how that goes!

@MaryKat Haight Amazon says it hasn't any available copies of Levergood's book, but I put it on my "Wish List" anyway in the event one becomes available. Ebay also hasn't any copies, but you can always check from time to time to see if the book becomes available. It would be nice if one of the few Christian publishing houses contacted Levergood's heirs (if necessary) to get permission to re-publish the book. Thank you for the information regarding the recipe as well.

Yes! She first published it in 1981. I still have my very worn copy and have made this numerous times since. She recommended a very different kind of pan and cut into 1/2 pound portions. But I've experimented making like pancakes/flatbread type and with sourdough starter. Both work great.

Perfect timing!!!

Yes, Ezekiel would not have used leaven of any kind.

​@@tessmoore3762well, it wasn't forbidden, and if it acquired natural yeast in the process, it was not forbidden. This is not bread for Passover.

Welcome! :-)

Right. But it's not clear if that meant cooking the cakes directly on that fuel or setting a grill or something over top of it.

Most likely large, hand size, flat or lightly curved rocks were used, that were heated in the fire...

Thanks for watching!

I’ve never even heard of kidney beans being toxic. Do know I used red beans in this recipe. And in the end, whatever bean you use it is baked in the oven. I am going to have to research that out. I’m intrigued!!

@@GrainsandGrit I never thought to look up the toxin just knew how to use them correctly but just looked them up. It is Phytohaemagglutinin that makes them poisons to human and animals. I do know not to cook them in crockpots because the temp does not get high enough but after the soaking water is rinsed off and fresh water added the temps from the pressure will kill it. There is a book called The Bad Bug Book | Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition (CFSAN) of the Food, that lists all the things that we should know about our foods that maybe helpful. Once again I'm not a expert just sharing the info I grew up knowing LOL

Still fascinating!!! I am going to have to research this out because I’ve just never heard about it.

Can't wait to try this. I have a question. Is your husband a pastor? I ask because he seems so wise on the Bible.

@@barbarawilliams979 My husband is not a pastor, but he has been a Christian since childhood and he was given a very good foundation growing up. He has since gotten a Bachelors and Masters degree in Bible & Theology. But I don't think he actually needed them 😛

You can do it!

You are so welcome!

No problem 😊

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks so much! I have actually gotten my yeast bread to rise bigger than in the video too. Just takes some getting used to with this type of bread :-)

My pleasure!

Hi Sandra! Wow, it's been a while! Welcome aboard!

You are so welcome!

Thank-you!

I have ordered beans from Azure before and they've always been great. Thanks so much for sharing my videos! Glad they have been helpful!

Yay!! It is super good. Just need to use less in the pans because it over rose. Let me know how yours turns out!

@@GrainsandGrit made it yesterday and its so yummmmy!! Becuase of your video i made sure to use three pans and it worked out great. Its our new favorite to eat next time i want to add some bananas!! Lol

@@Commonmomhomeschooler Yes, it has become my favorite too! I now eat a slice for breakfast with butter. My family loves it too. I'm glad the three pans worked out! I figured it would. Again, the bread was good it just didn't need as much in each pan!

Thank-you so much for watching. I hope you check out my other recipes, too!

Thanks for watching!