Why Choose McCabe Organic Kamut?
Rich, Buttery Flavor
Large, Hearty Kernels
Frequently Asked Questions
Kamut is a trademarked name commonly associated with khorasan wheat, an ancient wheat grain known for its large kernels and rich flavor.
No. Kamut is a form of wheat and contains gluten.
Soaking is recommended because the kernels are firm. An overnight soak can help reduce cooking time and improve texture.
Simmer 1 cup of rinsed Kamut with about 3 cups of water until tender. Cooking time is generally 45–60 minutes after soaking.
This package contains 2lbs of organic Kamut grain.
Use cooked Kamut in grain bowls, salads, soups, pilafs, vegetable dishes, and other recipes calling for a hearty whole grain.