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Making Sprouts, An Illustrated Guide

Sprouts are hugely nutritious, cheap, home grown organic food…the ultimate survival food….everyone should know how to grow them!  The best ones to start with are mung, sunflower, all types of lentils, fenugreek and chick pea.

1- Put the organic beans in a cleaned bean or coffee jar, fill with water, cover with mosquito net or muslin and fix with elastic bands.

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2- Cover with a towel so that light cannot reach the beans.  Leave them over night to rehydrate.

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3- In the morning they will have swollen.

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4- Drain the water.  You might want to hold the elastic band with your hand in case it comes off, as you don’t want to lose your beans in the sink.  Fill with water again and drain again in order to rinse them thoroughly.  If you use hot water by accident, which is easier to do than you’d realise, you will kill the sprouts, so always be careful which tap you’re using!

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5- Place the drained beans on a dish rack or some other type of rack (cleaned shower bottle-rack for example) at a slight angle so that the water can drain out, but not completely upside down with the beans crammed against the net.  Maximum air is necessary for them to breathe.  Place the rack in a bowl or tray to gather the drops of water.

12 Comments

beautiful post i like it not bad

17 months ago

nice post

17 months ago

AWWWW DELICIOUS SPROUTS I DID IT AND I ENJOYED. GOOD POST

11 months ago

It's a long process, but worthy...

11 months ago

Thanks my friends!

11 months ago

Va multumesc pentru postarea buna

5 months ago

This is a helpful tips in making sprouts. Bean sprouts have lots of nutrients and it is good to know how to grow them. Thanks for this post.

5 months ago

i have a little knowleddge about it fo my close neighbor is doing it a business. He uses mongo beans. thank you for shawing this post to us.

5 months ago

good informative blog!

5 months ago

Nice post,Thank for sharing

4 months ago

nice post... tanx for sharing

2 months ago

long process but rewarding and this is nutritious too

1 month ago