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• Soak Seeds for 12 hours and rinse. Place in warm area out of direct sunlight. Rinse 3-4 time a day. Sprouts ready in 2 days. Store in sealed bag in refrigerator 1 week maximum. Also known as chickpeas, Garbanzo Beans are perfect for sprouting. Garbanzo sprouts are crunchy with a nutty flavor. Sprouting Instructions: These instructions refer to jar sprouting, but can be used as a general outline for sprouting: 1. Soak the sprouting seeds in about 3x the amount of water. Soak for about 12 hours. Rinse. 2. Drain the water from the seeds thoroughly. Tilt the upside-down sprouting jar to ensure all water trickles out in order to prevent mold. Store in a dark place. 3. Rinse the seeds 3-4 times a day. Drain water completely after each rinse. Continue this step for 2 days. 4. Once seeds have sprouted (you will see leaves showing up), you may want to “green” them by placing them in a sunny spot for a few hours. 5. Store the sprouts in a container in the refrigerator for a few days to maintain freshness. Recipes/How to Use: Sprouts make a wonderful addition to salads, sandwiches, drinks, stir-fries, and other dishes. Salad with Sprouts Ingredients: 2 C. mixed salad greens 1 C. sprouts of your choice 1-2. carrots, thinly sliced 1 cucumber, sliced 1 celery stalk, chopped Directions: Toss ingredients together and serve with your favorite salad dressing. Sprouting Tips • Drain your sprouts thoroughly after each rinsing. This is vital if you want to prevent mold and spoilage, which can mean a ruined crop. • Let the seeds soak for the right amount of time in warm water before starting the rinsing and draining process. • If using a jar to sprout, tilt the jar at an angle after rinsing and draining to make sure any leftover water can leave the jar. • Allow air to circulate in the sprouting container to help prevent mold. • Keep sprouting seeds out of the light until they start showing leaves. At this point, you can set them in a sunny spot for a few hours to let them develop a green color. • If any mold shows up on your sprouts DO NOT eat them. Toss them out and start over. |
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