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Started May 26
What is the easiest way to sprout Quinoa?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Britt Fuller May 25.
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Hello!
I am a bit of a city gypsy....I commute from a small island daily and am only staying in my own home a few nights a week. This makes is next to impossible to make meals at home and take them with me. I would love to hear some ideas on what...
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I experienced a lot of the same....old emotions resurfacing big time. Good to read that others have had the same experience. The thought that helps me through this is simply that everything is just passing through you. It can't get stuck if...
if you have to prep food and wait for it, it aint food.
no where in nature would we find a meal of sprouts....so can we expect our true health potential whilst we eat them?
a craving for grains is created by the bodies need for glucose. fruits p...
Thank you everyone!
I am about to head downstairs right now....open up the cupboard, take out some quinoa and begin the process....
I will let you know how it goes ;)
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rinse well before soaking (to remove soapy coating). soak overnight. rinse and drain well 2 or 3 times per day. usually ready in 1 or 2 days. works well for me.
I like a sprouted quinoa pilaf, almonds & rasins and a little salty garlicy flavor (not much!)
A grapefruit jicima salad is good with quinoa too.
I believe I soaked them for about 4-6 hours and let them sprout for a day or more...more so looking for the sprouted tails rather than keeping time. The key to any sprouting is to rinse thoroughly a couple of times a day (at least 3 times). Also Q...
I use a nut milk bag to strain raw quinoa. I soak it in a bowl for 12 hours, then pour it into the bag, rinse, then let it sprout for the next 12 hours and then rinse. I may wait for another 12 hours for a final rinse. So yeah, it takes about a da...
oh man, i'd love to hear a response to this. i googled how to do it last night and it said to soak in water 20-30 min, then drain and rinse every 8-12 hours. i did this last night in a mesh colander -- it sprouted relatively quickly.. when i got u...
I'm interested in knowing too.
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Posted on May 13, 2009 at 1:17pm —
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I bet juggler is GREAT exercise. For the brain, with the hands crossing the body's mid-line is beneficial.
I just ordered a Cellercise, an advanced rebounder, the presenter likened it somewhat to skipping rope.
I favor organic apples on sale anywhere, especially Whole Foods, when they're 99cents/lb (culture shock).
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Wikipedia says there are over 7,500 different apple varieties...
http://www.allaboutapples.com/varieties/
Some recent good ones I had are:
Ambrosia, Honeycrisp, Orin...
and the Pink Lady has been one of my favs for some time now.
A lot of em ...
Keep it simple! GINGER! You can make a tea with grated fresh ginger and just pour some hot water over.
Isn't the panda gorgeous? And yes it really is eating an apple.
I can't take credit for the picture though. It comes from Flickr and was taken by Swamibu.
I love apples too! I made a "killer-Raw-Apple-Pie" last week, with different kind of apples in it. It was so good I can't stop thinking about it. The panda-bear in the pic is soooo cute! Did you take the picture yourself?
rawfoodtalk.com...I remember that one
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