Sprouting Help

[Guest guest]

I need help getting started with sprouting. Though I have eaten organic food

the past 27 years, I have never sprouted my own. How do I get started? What

are the best sprouts for a beginner in raw food eating? Thanks.

[Guest guest]

--- Jeanne Beck <jeanne wrote:

> the past 27 years, I have never sprouted my own. How

> do I get started? What

> are the best sprouts for a beginner in raw food

> eating? Thanks.

 

I use the Easy Sprouter. It's very easy to use...

much easier than a jar with mesh, imo. Here are a

couple of the many sites that sell it. I bought mine

from Natural Ideas.

 

http://www.sproutpeople.com/devices/ez/easysprout.html

http://www.natural-ideas.com/easysprouter.htm

 

I can't help you with your second question, because

the only thing I sprout for myself is Alfalfa.

Mostly, I sprout for my parrots. I use a sprout mix

that has about 20 different seeds in it for them.

 

 

 

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Frederick the Boy, His Assorted Fish & Hermit Crabs

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Jean,

 

Sometimes I sprout mung beans. I soak them in water for 12 hours and

then

splash water over them about three times a day. I put a lid on them

which keeps the air humid and in a couple of days they are ready. I

gather the optimal length is about

an inch and a quarter or is a 1cm and a quarter? Almost any seed will

sprout and those that do not are usually heat treated and so they are

not raw anyway.

 

Peter

 

 

Jeanne Beck [jeanne]

26 August 2002 04:05

rawfood

[Raw Food] Sprouting Help

 

 

I need help getting started with sprouting. Though I have eaten organic

food the past 27 years, I have never sprouted my own. How do I get

started? What are the best sprouts for a beginner in raw food eating?

Thanks.