Where can I find fava beans that have begun to sprout. I was told they are
more nutritious at this stage.
Thanks.
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Where can I find fava beans that have begun to sprout. I was told they are
more nutritious at this stage.
Thanks.
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Thanks.
Sprout them yourself - just get some dried ones, and sprout them as you
would adouki, mung etc.
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areQuoted message said:more nutritious at this stage.
Thanks.
Sprout them yourself - just get some dried ones, and sprout them as you
would adouki, mung etc.
This is NEW TERRITORY for me. The only thing I ever grew was a chia pet.
However, I'm willing to give it a try with a bit of advice. Also,
recommended sources (e.g., reputable, tested) for the dried beans? Thanks!
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news:TnKSe.1641$Zp.1068@lakeread04...Quoted message said:Where can I find fava beans that have begun to sprout. I was told they
areQuoted message said:more nutritious at this stage.
Thanks.
Sprout them yourself - just get some dried ones, and sprout them as you
would adouki, mung etc.This is NEW TERRITORY for me. The only thing I ever grew was a chia pet.
However, I'm willing to give it a try with a bit of advice. Also,
recommended sources (e.g., reputable, tested) for the dried beans?
Thanks!
No sources for you, but there's plenty of information about sprouted such
things all over the www!
Bit here: http://www.handypantry.com/
How to: http://ianrpubs.unl.edu/horticulture/g886.htm
http://www.sprouthouse.com/sprouters.htm
Should at least give you something to go on.
Shaun aRe
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