Usually found in bird seed, millet in pearled form can be a nice, nutritious dish for people.
HT ImageMillet is actually a tiny, round seed that can be white, grey, red or yellow (pictured right, between wheat berries and wild rice).
Similar to whole grains, millet is a good source of dietary fibre and of important nutrients, including B vitamins and magnesium and iron.
It is gluten-free and thus can be eaten by those with gluten allergies.
Cooked millet can be served as an alternative to rice or as a porridge.
Ground millet can be added to muffin recipes to add some crunchiness.
— MCT