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sorghum

[sawr-guhm] / ˈsɔr gəm /


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This morning I made our Crusty with sorghum flour, a new favorite of mine.

From Salon

Others in the region have turned to less water-intensive crops, such as sorghum, sunflower and even mandarins.

From Reuters

“We planted sorghum but only beer has grown.”

From Los Angeles Times

Stout’s thinly sliced raw fish is paved with sheer slices of stone fruit, set in refreshing tomato water and sprinkled with nutty puffed sorghum.

From Washington Post

The cost of white sorghum, a staple, rose from 1,000 South Sudanese pounds to 1,500 for 3.5 kilograms in six months.

From Seattle Times