How to pronounce “millet” in English

We have millet that's now made into grits, instead of whole millet, which is like infinitely better.

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based on Millet and their cuscus recipe is based on wheat the only difference is

grains like fono and Millet they disappeared they really was there was no use for it you could see it

I like the flavor of millet flour-- and I would use that next, if there's any follow-up.

I love the flavor of millet, but every now and then millet gets really bitter in my mouth, and I never did solve that.

One of the paradoxes was the millet paradox, right?

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The company actually is a Chinese colloquialism for the word "millet," which basically means revolution.

A brilliant essay on "Star Wars" by Lydia Millet says that Vader is the most erotic figure in the "Star Wars" family, and the only tragic one,

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male speaker 10: Why does a bag of millet when dropped make a sound, when a single pellet of millet when dropped, does not make a sound.

And you can see that rice and rye and barley and oats and wheat and millet and sorghum and sweet potatoes, legumes, regular potatoes, and corn,

I have the "Mona Lisa" knot analyzed by knot mathematician Professor Ken Millett from the University of Santa Barbara, who subsequently published in the "Mathematical Journal"

these years where the crops fail is there's sometimes not enough food not enough sorghum millet and maize to go

And in fact, Dr. Millett claims in his talk that knotting is the oldest technology known to humanity.

Moving further along the coast, it's more grains, so it would have been sorghum and millet, and then eventually corn meal when maize

A lot of Indian desserts do use a toasted flour, whether it be chickpea flour, whole-wheat flour, even millet.

If people are allergic to nuts, you could use quinoa, millet.

And we quickly moved onto some other flours that we agreed we wanted to work with, so poor millet got left behind.

And we've had one of the world's great knot mathematicians, Dr. Ken Millett from UC Santa Barbara, come and do events with us.