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Soak barley for 24 hours (rinse halfway through if you can), then drain, rinse and let sprout for another 24, rinsing twice per day. Run it through a Champion-type juicer with the blank in, or run it in your food processor (dough won’t be as smooth, though), add in whatever seasonings you want to the dough and mix well, then shape and dehydrate – not too thick; shape into slices or very short shapes. I have made blueberry “muffins” this way, but not any other flavor breads – let me know what you come up with.
I have made sprouted barley bread before. I used purple barley. It is a pretty “rough” grain. I let it sprout (It has been a while but I remember it taking longer than other grains and it didn’t sprout too much) and blend it up very well with some spices and veggies. Spread thin for dehydrating since it is a thicker batter. I just made flat breads. They were quite tasty and grainy.