Black Barley is also known as ‘Purple Hull-less Barley’. Originally from Ethiopia, this variety has not been raised until recently because of the low yield. This is actually the only grain that can go from field to table without being processed, because the glume (or husk) stays attached to the kernel, and is edible.
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