Farro is a quick-cooking grain that is chewy and nutty.
It’s great for sides, grain salads, and more.
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We love farro because its so versatile.

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Plus, farro is easy to cook.
Learn how to cook farro, and find fun ways to incorporate this whole grain into your weekly meals.
What Is Farro?

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Farro is an ancient grain that has been used for centuries in Middle Eastern and Italian Cooking.
Here’s the process:
What Is the Correct Ratio of Water to Farro?
Then microwave on HIGH in 60-second intervals, stirring between each, until hot.

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Drain excess water:
Drain well.
If not using right away, toss cooked farro with olive oil to help keep it from sticking together.

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