Maybe some of you are back at work and some may still have vacation. Whatever you do I hope you enjoy yourself.
I thought I should share how super easy it is to sprout at home. I have been sprouting for quite some years now but sprouting broccoli is something I started with recently. I googled and I found these organic broccoli seeds online:
For the Alfalfa I currently use:
My experience though here in Sweden is that Alfalfa are easy to find. It was the Broccoli seeds that were a bit more tricky to find.
Well, let's start!
Step 1
Soak the seeds over night.
I always put some kind of lid on because otherwise the cats will drink from it.
I leave it in room temperature.
Step 2
In the morning I pour them over to the sprouting box and rinse thoroghly.
Step 3
I put the lid on and cover the box with a towel because the seeds sprout faster in the darkness. I leave it in room temperature.
Step 4
Rinse twice a day. This is very important. I do it in the morning and in the evening.
Step 5
The sprouts will be ready to eat in about 3 days. Put them in the refridgerator and enjoy!
Broccoli sprouts ready to eat
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