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Barley Replacement


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I have a recipe for vegetable beef soup that calls for barley that I used to eat. What can I use to replace the barley?

Thanks!


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ElseB Contributor

I think quinoa or rice would be good substitutes.

jststric Contributor

Yeah, I agree with quinoa. It would be a nice substitute for barley.

BethJ Rookie

Short-grain brown rice might be nice. I had it at PF Changs not long ago and it reminded me of the barley I used to love as a side dish. It wasn't overcooked, just a bit chewy like barley.

Skylark Collaborator

I have a recipe for vegetable beef soup that calls for barley that I used to eat. What can I use to replace the barley?

Thanks!

I use a nutty-tasting red rice in soups in place of barley.

wahmmy Apprentice

Short grain rice is a good sub, esp. brown rice. I like to use buckwheat groats for my barley sub in stews.

mushroom Proficient

Haha, I see no need to replace barley - it was the one product I was always trying to get rid of :P


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