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Homegrown Sprouts: A Fresh, Healthy, and Delicious Step-by-Step Guide to Sprouting Year Round

Sprouts are the ultimate in local food—harvested no further away than your kitchen counter, they are fresh, delicious, and versatile. Homegrown Sproutsis the complete guide to growing your own sprouts. Choose the right sprouter for you, be it a jar, a bag, or a tray, and learn the techniques to use it. Grow a wide variety of sprouts, including wheatgrass, leafy greens, mung beans, and alfalfa. Enjoy them on their own, or discover a variety of serving suggestions from salads to soups to juices. There's even a chapter on sprouting for your pets. Whatever the season, Homegrown Sproutswill take you on a germinating journey that you won't soon forget. When you learn how easy it is to grow nutrition-packed sprouts in your own home, you'll want to use them in every dish you make!

Audience
adult
Length
short · 160 pages

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