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Substituting Quick Barley for Regular

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  1. Hello All,

    I am fixing a german casserole called Graupeneintopf (pg. 79 of "The
    German Cookbook" for those of you who have it) this evening. It calls
    for baking 2 pounds of ground lamb, 2 cups of uncooked pearl barley,
    and 4 cups of beef broth for 1 hour and 20 minutes at 325 degrees.
    Now, my problem is that the only barley I was able to procure is quick
    barley, which the box instructions says to boil for 10-12 minutes.
    So, I am looking for advice on how to adjust the recipe to compensate
    for the different type of barley.

    As is, I am thinking of halving the baking time to 40 minutes, but
    that is pretty much just guessing on my part. Or, I could just boil
    the barley in the beef stock for the alloted 10-12 minutes and add it
    to the casserole at the end, but I'd prefer to bake it all together so
    that the flavors can meld together. Any advice would be much
    appreciated, and I'll post back afterwards to let everyone know how it
    turned out.

    Kind regards to all.

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