My favourites are mung beans and lentils.
They’re especially great in the winter because they’re so rich and vitamins and regular produce can be so expensive.
Yay for sprouts!
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My favourites are mung beans and lentils.
They’re especially great in the winter because they’re so rich and vitamins and regular produce can be so expensive.
Yay for sprouts!
Over Christmas, with busy-ness and travelling, I stoppped making sprouts. I plan to relaunch my sprout intitiative in the New Year!
Sprouts are considered one of the world’s ‘most perfect foods.’ They have a high concentration of vitamins, minerals, proteins, and enzymes. They’re easy and inexpensive to make, and there’s a sprout store/’lifestyle support centre’ (they seem to seriously regard sprouts as a lifestyle!) in my neighbourhood. I’m soaking some lentils in an old plastic container, but hope to get better supplies tomorrow. Anything that is cheap and nutritous and vegetarian sounds like a good project! So off I go…