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Beatrice Trum Hunter's Natural Foods; Whole Grains

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Series
Beatrice Trum Hunter's Natural Foods
Program
Whole Grains
Program Number

108

Series Description

In these three and a half minute color, videotaped programs, Beatrice Trum Hunter gives useful and helpful suggestions for working with natural foods -- ranging from how to grow bean sprouts, to how to make a party pizza, and how to fortify common foods to increase their value. Author of The Natural Foods Cookbook (1961) and The Natural Foods Primer (1972), Mrs. Hunter capsulizes her twenty years experience working with natural foods in these "mini how-to" programs. Series release date: April, 1973

Program Description

"Many people use white rice as a potato substitute." Beatrice Trum Hunter suggests a variety of grains to use -- brown rice, unpearled barley, millet, bulgur and buckwheat. She shows how they may be cooked in a variety of fluids and served as side dishes, salads and breakfast foods.

Duration

00:00:04

Asset Type

Broadcast program

Media Type

Video

Genres
Instructional
Topics
Cooking
Health
Creators
MacLeod, Margaret I. (Producer)
White, Conrad (Director)
Trum Hunter, Beatrice (Host)
Citation
Chicago: “Beatrice Trum Hunter's Natural Foods; Whole Grains,” GBH Archives, accessed November 16, 2024, http://openvault.wgbh.org/catalog/V_617B2938EBE54FD6B590B96C605034D2.
MLA: “Beatrice Trum Hunter's Natural Foods; Whole Grains.” GBH Archives. Web. November 16, 2024. <http://openvault.wgbh.org/catalog/V_617B2938EBE54FD6B590B96C605034D2>.
APA: Beatrice Trum Hunter's Natural Foods; Whole Grains. Boston, MA: GBH Archives. Retrieved from http://openvault.wgbh.org/catalog/V_617B2938EBE54FD6B590B96C605034D2
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