This ancient grain from the wheat family is highly nutritious with a delicious nutty flavour. Use it to add a chewy texture to salads and hearty soups or use as a substitute for rice in risotto-style dishes. It is rich in protein, fibre and iron. To cook, use twice the amount of water or stock to farro and a pinch of salt. Cook on the stove for 20 minutes until cooked but not mushy. Store dried farro in an airtight container and keep in a cool, dry place.
farro
energy | 1390kj |
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protein | 12.34g |
fat total | 2.66g |
saturated | 0.5g |
carbohydrates | 63.65g |
sugars | 2.25g |
sodium | 20.1mg |