Cold & Miserable Weather? Sprout Food Indoors!
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Catherine, The Herb Lady
Feb 1, 2016, 7:26:34 AM2/1/16
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Dear Folks,
It is going to be nasty for a few days here in the desert.
If you have never sprouted beans, grains etc. or have not done so in a while -- time to get growing!
Indoor sprouting is easy, fast and provides easily digestible fresh vegetables for your salads, soups and stews. I toss sprouts into soups and stews at the last minute or place in the bowl and then add the hot food.
Read up on sprouting corn - yes corn - http://edibleherbsandflowers.blogspot.com/2016/02/sprouted-corn-for-salads.html
My earlier post on sprouting beans. http://edibleherbsandflowers.blogspot.com/2016/01/sprouting-salads-real-food-fast-anytime.html
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Make sure to cover and protect your tender plants. Hold off sowing or planting anything else until next week.
Catherine
The Herb Lady
www.herbs2u.net
It is going to be nasty for a few days here in the desert.
If you have never sprouted beans, grains etc. or have not done so in a while -- time to get growing!
Indoor sprouting is easy, fast and provides easily digestible fresh vegetables for your salads, soups and stews. I toss sprouts into soups and stews at the last minute or place in the bowl and then add the hot food.
Read up on sprouting corn - yes corn - http://edibleherbsandflowers.blogspot.com/2016/02/sprouted-corn-for-salads.html
My earlier post on sprouting beans. http://edibleherbsandflowers.blogspot.com/2016/01/sprouting-salads-real-food-fast-anytime.html
. . .
Make sure to cover and protect your tender plants. Hold off sowing or planting anything else until next week.
Catherine
The Herb Lady
www.herbs2u.net
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