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How To Cook The Perfect Farro

July 29 by Nara Leave a Comment

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Cook the best farro every time on the stove with minimal effort. Serve this healthy grain as a side dish, in salads, or in soups.

Cook the best farro every time on the stove with minimal effort. Serve this healthy grain as a side dish, in salads, or in soups. #farro #howtocook #healthy

Do you find farro somewhat tricky to cook? One time it burns, next time it’s undercooked. It can get frustrating!

I started cooking farro about 3 years ago and have finally perfected the cooking technique. Below I’ll walk you through on how to cook the perfect farro in 3 easy steps.

Cook the best farro every time on the stove with minimal effort. Serve this healthy grain as a side dish, in salads, or in soups. #farro #howtocook #healthy

STEP 1: Get a small or medium-sized pot, depending on how much farro you’re cooking. Pour in farro and cold water using 2:1 water to farro ratio.

Cook the best farro every time on the stove with minimal effort. Serve this healthy grain as a side dish, in salads, or in soups. #farro #howtocook #healthy

STEP 2: Bring water to a boil on medium-high heat.

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STEP 3: Cover with a lid, reduce heat to low, and simmer for 40 minutes, until farro is cooked all the way through.

Note: Not all water has to be absorbed by farro for it to be fully cooked. After 40 minutes, you may notice that there’s still water in the pot. Simply, drain the remaining water and transfer farro back into the pot or a serving dish. This is the main difference between cooking farro and other grains like brown rice where all water has to be absorbed for it to cook through.

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Cook the best farro every time on the stove with minimal effort. Serve this healthy grain as a side dish, in salads, or in soups. #farro #howtocook #healthy
Cook the best farro every time on the stove with minimal effort. Serve this healthy grain as a side dish, in salads, or in soups. #farro #howtocook #healthy
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How To Cook Farro
Cook Time
40 mins
 

Cook the best farro every time on the stove with minimal effort. Serve this healthy grain as a side dish, in salads, or in soups.

Course: How To, Side Dish
Cuisine: American
Keyword: farro, grain
Author: Simple Fit Vegan
Instructions
  1. Get a small or medium-sized pot, depending on how much farro you’re cooking. Pour in farro and cold water using 2:1 water to farro ratio.

  2. Bring water to a boil on medium-high heat.

  3. Cover with a lid, reduce heat to low, and simmer for 40 minutes, until farro is cooked all the way through.

Recipe Notes

Note: Not all water has to be absorbed by farro for it to be fully cooked. After 40 minutes, you may notice that there’s still water in the pot. Simply, drain the remaining water and transfer farro back into the pot or a serving dish. This is the main difference between cooking farro and other grains like brown rice where all water has to be absorbed for it to cook through.

Cook the best farro every time on the stove with minimal effort. Serve this healthy grain as a side dish, in salads, or in soups. #farro #howtocook #healthy

My brand new cookbook is out on Amazon! It’s called “30-Minute Plant-Based Recipes” and it’s perfect for busy vegans. Grab it now!

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