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Organic bloody butcher cornmeal from Laura Freeman's Mt. Folly Farm — Bloody Butcher Cornmeal
$7.99

For cornbread and corn muffins with a hint of color and lots of flavor, try Bloody Butcher Cornmeal. Developed in Virginia in the early 19th century, the open-pollinated variety is known for its nutty flavor.

Our Bloody Butcher corn is USDA-certified organic from Laura’s Mt. Folly Farm, and is milled on Meadows Mill, a stone mill from North Carolina.

Each bag of cornmeal weighs 1.30 pounds and contains 5 cups. Because our products are stone-ground, they need to be stored in the freezer.

Organic bloody butcher cornmeal from Laura Freeman's Mt. Folly Farm — Bloody Butcher Cornmeal
$7.99

For cornbread and corn muffins with a hint of color and lots of flavor, try Bloody Butcher Cornmeal. Developed in Virginia in the early 19th century, the open-pollinated variety is known for its nutty flavor.

Our Bloody Butcher corn is USDA-certified organic from Laura’s Mt. Folly Farm, and is milled on Meadows Mill, a stone mill from North Carolina.

Each bag of cornmeal weighs 1.30 pounds and contains 5 cups. Because our products are stone-ground, they need to be stored in the freezer.

Organic bloody butcher grits from Laura Freeman's Mt. Folly Farm — Bloody Butcher Grits
$7.99

“The Bloody Butcher Grits, wow, they were amazing! I think the best grit I ever had.” -Chef Mark Richardson, Lexington, Kentucky.

For color, taste, and a rich consistency, try our freshly ground Bloody Butcher Grits. An heirloom dent corn, the grits are cream colored with dark red speckles throughout.

Each bag of grits weighs 1.30 pounds and contains 5 cups. Because our products are stone-ground, they need to be stored in the freezer.

Organic bloody butcher grits from Laura Freeman's Mt. Folly Farm — Bloody Butcher Grits
$7.99

“The Bloody Butcher Grits, wow, they were amazing! I think the best grit I ever had.” -Chef Mark Richardson, Lexington, Kentucky.

For color, taste, and a rich consistency, try our freshly ground Bloody Butcher Grits. An heirloom dent corn, the grits are cream colored with dark red speckles throughout.

Each bag of grits weighs 1.30 pounds and contains 5 cups. Because our products are stone-ground, they need to be stored in the freezer.

Hickory King cornmeal from organic grains grown at Laura Freeman's Mt. Folly Farm. — Hickory King Cornmeal
$7.99

Hickory King “old fashioned” cornmeal. Hickory King is an open-pollinated dent corn originating in the 19^th-century south. Famous for grits and white corn meal, this corn variety is loved for its large kernel and its robust corn flavor.

“Even though I’d heard it said for many years, it wasn’t until we grew and milled some Hickory King corn, using a small hand mill, that I tasted and so knew the difference. I ran all over town telling people, ‘There really is a difference!’ That winter I bought a Meadows stone mill, and we started milling our own,” says Laura.

Our Hickory King corn is USDA-certified organic. The white cornmeal is great for cornbread or corn muffins, and the grits are well-loved.

Each bag of cornmeal weighs 1.30 pounds and contains 5 cups. Because our products are stone-ground, they need to be stored in the freezer.

Hickory King cornmeal from organic grains grown at Laura Freeman's Mt. Folly Farm. — Hickory King Cornmeal
$7.99

Hickory King “old fashioned” cornmeal. Hickory King is an open-pollinated dent corn originating in the 19^th-century south. Famous for grits and white corn meal, this corn variety is loved for its large kernel and its robust corn flavor.

“Even though I’d heard it said for many years, it wasn’t until we grew and milled some Hickory King corn, using a small hand mill, that I tasted and so knew the difference. I ran all over town telling people, ‘There really is a difference!’ That winter I bought a Meadows stone mill, and we started milling our own,” says Laura.

Our Hickory King corn is USDA-certified organic. The white cornmeal is great for cornbread or corn muffins, and the grits are well-loved.

Each bag of cornmeal weighs 1.30 pounds and contains 5 cups. Because our products are stone-ground, they need to be stored in the freezer.

Hickory King grits from organic grains grown at Laura Freeman's Mt. Folly Farm. — Hickory King Grits
$7.99

Hickory King “old fashioned” grits. Hickory King is an open-pollinated dent corn originating in the 19^th-century south. Famous for grits and white cornmeal, this corn variety is loved for its large kernel and its robust corn flavor.

“Even though I’d heard it said for many years, it wasn’t until we grew and milled some Hickory King corn, using a small hand mill, that I tasted and so knew the difference. I ran all over town telling people, ‘There really is a difference!’ That winter I bought a Meadows stone mill, and we started milling our own,” says Laura.

Our Hickory-King corn is USDA-certified organic. The grits are well-loved and our Hickory King white cornmeal is great for cornbread or corn muffins.

Each bag of grits weighs 1.30 pounds and contains 5 cups. Because our products are stone-ground, they need to be stored in the freezer.

Hickory King cornmeal from organic grains grown at Laura Freeman's Mt. Folly Farm. — Hickory King Grits
$7.99

Hickory King “old fashioned” grits. Hickory King is an open-pollinated dent corn originating in the 19^th-century south. Famous for grits and white cornmeal, this corn variety is loved for its large kernel and its robust corn flavor.

“Even though I’d heard it said for many years, it wasn’t until we grew and milled some Hickory King corn, using a small hand mill, that I tasted and so knew the difference. I ran all over town telling people, ‘There really is a difference!’ That winter I bought a Meadows stone mill, and we started milling our own,” says Laura.

Our Hickory-King corn is USDA-certified organic. The grits are well-loved and our Hickory King white cornmeal is great for cornbread or corn muffins.

Each bag of grits weighs 1.30 pounds and contains 5 cups. Because our products are stone-ground, they need to be stored in the freezer.

Mt. Folly Farm - Hazlet Rye Flour Front — Hazlet Rye Flour
$7.99

Hazlet Rye

When I looked up rye in my southern cookbooks, the sole entry was for Rye Whiskey! None of my family cookbooks have a recipe for rye bread, though I do have several mash bills for rye whiskey.

Yet, I know home cooks and bakers will want to try rye bread. This variety, Hazlet, was recommended to us last September, 2019, at the Southeastern Grain Gathering in Lexington, Ky. We planted it on transitional organic ground soon thereafter, harvested it in July, and mill it in small batches for our customers.

The grain gathering was an excellent event, one which brought together farmers, bakers, distillers, millers, and academics to figure out how to form an artisian food chain for small grains. So join the fun, and bake some rye bread. Let us know how it goes…

And, by the way, many mash bills for Bourbon Whiskey call for 70% corn and 30% rye. Wildcat Willy’s 1833 bourbon is made with four grains. Because it is bourbon, it is 60% corn…

Each bag of flour weighs 1.30 pounds and contains 5 cups.

*Note: To maintain freshness, keep your flour in an airtight container and store it in the freezer.

Mt. Folly Farm - Hazlet Rye Flour Back — Hazlet Rye Flour
$7.99

Hazlet Rye

When I looked up rye in my southern cookbooks, the sole entry was for Rye Whiskey! None of my family cookbooks have a recipe for rye bread, though I do have several mash bills for rye whiskey.

Yet, I know home cooks and bakers will want to try rye bread. This variety, Hazlet, was recommended to us last September, 2019, at the Southeastern Grain Gathering in Lexington, Ky. We planted it on transitional organic ground soon thereafter, harvested it in July, and mill it in small batches for our customers.

The grain gathering was an excellent event, one which brought together farmers, bakers, distillers, millers, and academics to figure out how to form an artisian food chain for small grains. So join the fun, and bake some rye bread. Let us know how it goes…

And, by the way, many mash bills for Bourbon Whiskey call for 70% corn and 30% rye. Wildcat Willy’s 1833 bourbon is made with four grains. Because it is bourbon, it is 60% corn…

Each bag of flour weighs 1.30 pounds and contains 5 cups.

*Note: To maintain freshness, keep your flour in an airtight container and store it in the freezer.

Mt. Folly Farm - Pembroke Wheat Flour Front — Pembroke Wheat Flour
$7.99

Pembroke Wheat Flour

When David Van Sanford offers to dig into his private supply of Pembroke Wheat, you jump at the
chance, and we did. Dr. Van Sanford, professor of Plant and Soil Science at the University of Kentucky,
is our expert on local grains. Here we offer Mt. Folly’s Pembroke, grown on transitional organic ground
as winter wheat in 2019 and 2020, harvested in July, and stone ground in small batches for fall and
winter baking.

Each bag of flour weighs 1.30 pounds and contains 5 cups.

*Note: To maintain freshness, keep your flour in an airtight container and store it in the freezer.

Mt. Folly Farm - Pembroke Wheat Flour Back — Pembroke Wheat Flour
$7.99

Pembroke Wheat Flour

When David Van Sanford offers to dig into his private supply of Pembroke Wheat, you jump at the
chance, and we did. Dr. Van Sanford, professor of Plant and Soil Science at the University of Kentucky,
is our expert on local grains. Here we offer Mt. Folly’s Pembroke, grown on transitional organic ground
as winter wheat in 2019 and 2020, harvested in July, and stone ground in small batches for fall and
winter baking.

Each bag of flour weighs 1.30 pounds and contains 5 cups.

*Note: To maintain freshness, keep your flour in an airtight container and store it in the freezer.

Turkey Red Wheat Flour
$7.99

Turkey Red wheat was first introduced in Kansas by Mennonite farmers in the mid-1800s, from what is now Ukraine.

Our Turkey Red wheat berries are stone milled, and the flour is whole grain. By using a stone mill we’re able to retain the nutritional content available in the wheat berry. Our resident artisan bread baker uses this flour in his naturally-leavened, hand-mixed loaves. He believes using a sourdough “mother” really helps the natural flavors (rich and earthy, slightly caramelized) of the wheat shine.

Each bag of flour weighs 1.30 pounds and contains 5 cups.

*Note: Since this flour contains wheat germ and wheat germ is an oil, this flour will not keep for as long as standard commercially-milled white flour. Keep your flour in airtight container and store it in the freezer.

Turkey Red Wheat Flour from organic grains grown at Laura Freeman's Mt. Folly Farm. — Turkey Red Wheat Flour
$7.99

Turkey Red wheat was first introduced in Kansas by Mennonite farmers in the mid-1800s, from what is now Ukraine.

Our Turkey Red wheat berries are stone milled, and the flour is whole grain. By using a stone mill we’re able to retain the nutritional content available in the wheat berry. Our resident artisan bread baker uses this flour in his naturally-leavened, hand-mixed loaves. He believes using a sourdough “mother” really helps the natural flavors (rich and earthy, slightly caramelized) of the wheat shine.

Each bag of flour weighs 1.30 pounds and contains 5 cups.

*Note: Since this flour contains wheat germ and wheat germ is an oil, this flour will not keep for as long as standard commercially-milled white flour. Keep your flour in airtight container and store it in the freezer.

Buckwheat flour from organic grains grown at Laura Freeman's Mt. Folly Farm — Buckwheat Flour
$7.99

A grain which is allowed during the maintenance phase of low-carbohydrate diets, buckwheat is my go-to grain when I’m trying to manage my husband’s diet. It is a low-glycemic, high protein, and packed with vitamins. Indeed, buckwheat is a “pseudocereal,” much like quinoa.

Not only is it preferable for our diet, but it tastes good. Learn to cook this grain, and everyone will be happy.

Each bag of flour weighs 1.30 pounds and contains 5 cups. Because our products are stone-ground, they need to be stored in the freezer.

Buckwheat flour from organic grains grown at Laura Freeman's Mt. Folly Farm — Buckwheat Flour
$7.99

A grain which is allowed during the maintenance phase of low-carbohydrate diets, buckwheat is my go-to grain when I’m trying to manage my husband’s diet. It is a low-glycemic, high protein, and packed with vitamins. Indeed, buckwheat is a “pseudocereal,” much like quinoa.

Not only is it preferable for our diet, but it tastes good. Learn to cook this grain, and everyone will be happy.

Each bag of flour weighs 1.30 pounds and contains 5 cups. Because our products are stone-ground, they need to be stored in the freezer.

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