So who makes bread from sprouts, and how do you get on ?

[Guest guest]

Is sprouted bread a viable alternative to ordinary cooked bread?

I love bread and would love to find an alternative.

I wish I knew more about sprouts as they are so nutritious, I am going to

educate myself from the net and other books.

Here are some sites for people who may have not heard of them;

eatraw.com

vegsource.com

digestivewellnesscenter.com

livingnutrition.com

HHope this group becomes more active soon!

Best wishe ANNE

[Guest guest]

Am trying to be in on this but how do I talk to you all?

Am sprouting sunflowers and growing wheatgrass but would like to know

about sprouting alfafa and others.

Please let me know who gets this.

Thank You!

Vanadeux wrote:

>Is sprouted bread a viable alternative to ordinary cooked bread?

>

>I love bread and would love to find an alternative.

>

>

>I wish I knew more about sprouts as they are so nutritious, I am going to

>educate myself from the net and other books.

>

>Here are some sites for people who may have not heard of them;

>

>eatraw.com

>vegsource.com

>digestivewellnesscenter.com

>livingnutrition.com

>

>HHope this group becomes more active soon!

>

>Best wishe ANNE

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Am trying to be in on this but how do I talk to you all?

Am sprouting sunflowers and growing wheatgrass but would like to know

about sprouting alfafa and others.

Please let me know who gets this.

Thank You!

Vanadeux wrote:

>Is sprouted bread a viable alternative to ordinary cooked bread?

>

>I love bread and would love to find an alternative.

>

>

>I wish I knew more about sprouts as they are so nutritious, I am going to

>educate myself from the net and other books.

>

>Here are some sites for people who may have not heard of them;

>

>eatraw.com

>vegsource.com

>digestivewellnesscenter.com

>livingnutrition.com

>

>HHope this group becomes more active soon!

>

>Best wishe ANNE

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Rich

> Am trying to be in on this but how do I talk to you all?

> Am sprouting sunflowers and growing wheatgrass but would like to know

> about sprouting alfafa and others.

> Please let me know who gets this.

> Thank You!

The way that this, and many other lists work is that when you send a

message to the list - everyone gets a copy, you will even have received

a copy of your own message yourself.

Then, when people get to read their mail and can help, they simply

'reply' to the message with the answer. So, everybody on the list will

get this answer as well.

The list has been started by the Sproutpeople but, it is actually

'inhabited' by many unconnected people all around the globe.

Now about Alfalfa and other sprouts...

I assume that you know how to grow greens in trays since you grow

wheatgrass and sunflower. Alfalfa and many other differ because you just

sprout the seed, without any growing medium and eat the whole lot - no

cutting needed.

Most people use some sort of jar or sprouter to do this. You soak your

seed for a given time (depends on the seed, though 6-8 hours is a good

guide) then you drain then keep them in your sprouting jar. The jar

needs to have drainage and air flow.

Then every 6-12 hours your give your sprouts a quick rinse, just do it

in the jar, that is fine. After rinsing, shake out as much water as you

can and leave then to sit at room temperature until the next rinse /

drain cycle.

Here is a link to a fuller explanation:

http://www..com/grow/bits/bits.html

On the Sproutpeople's web site:

www..com

You can get information on each of the seed & beans etc that they sell

about how to sprout them. For example, here is Alfalfa:

http://www..com/seed/alfalfa.html

You can find details of lots of other seed, grain and beans there.

Either click on the link to the type of product or use their in-site

search facility.

Regards

Net Auction Masters Course

Start and grow a profitable Net auction business.

tnamshigher-sales@...

Click above e-mail link and send

[Guest guest]

Hi Rich

> Am trying to be in on this but how do I talk to you all?

> Am sprouting sunflowers and growing wheatgrass but would like to know

> about sprouting alfafa and others.

> Please let me know who gets this.

> Thank You!

The way that this, and many other lists work is that when you send a

message to the list - everyone gets a copy, you will even have received

a copy of your own message yourself.

Then, when people get to read their mail and can help, they simply

'reply' to the message with the answer. So, everybody on the list will

get this answer as well.

The list has been started by the Sproutpeople but, it is actually

'inhabited' by many unconnected people all around the globe.

Now about Alfalfa and other sprouts...

I assume that you know how to grow greens in trays since you grow

wheatgrass and sunflower. Alfalfa and many other differ because you just

sprout the seed, without any growing medium and eat the whole lot - no

cutting needed.

Most people use some sort of jar or sprouter to do this. You soak your

seed for a given time (depends on the seed, though 6-8 hours is a good

guide) then you drain then keep them in your sprouting jar. The jar

needs to have drainage and air flow.

Then every 6-12 hours your give your sprouts a quick rinse, just do it

in the jar, that is fine. After rinsing, shake out as much water as you

can and leave then to sit at room temperature until the next rinse /

drain cycle.

Here is a link to a fuller explanation:

http://www..com/grow/bits/bits.html

On the Sproutpeople's web site:

www..com

You can get information on each of the seed & beans etc that they sell

about how to sprout them. For example, here is Alfalfa:

http://www..com/seed/alfalfa.html

You can find details of lots of other seed, grain and beans there.

Either click on the link to the type of product or use their in-site

search facility.

Regards

Net Auction Masters Course

Start and grow a profitable Net auction business.

tnamshigher-sales@...

Click above e-mail link and send

[Guest guest]

Will somone let me know if you receive this. Would like to ask you all a

few questions.

Thank You

Rich B

Doig wrote:

>Hi Rich

>

>

>

>>Am trying to be in on this but how do I talk to you all?

>>Am sprouting sunflowers and growing wheatgrass but would like to know

>>about sprouting alfafa and others.

>>Please let me know who gets this.

>>Thank You!

>>

>>

>

>The way that this, and many other lists work is that when you send a

>message to the list - everyone gets a copy, you will even have received

>a copy of your own message yourself.

>

>Then, when people get to read their mail and can help, they simply

>'reply' to the message with the answer. So, everybody on the list will

>get this answer as well.

>

>The list has been started by the Sproutpeople but, it is actually

>'inhabited' by many unconnected people all around the globe.

>

>Now about Alfalfa and other sprouts...

>

>I assume that you know how to grow greens in trays since you grow

>wheatgrass and sunflower. Alfalfa and many other differ because you just

>sprout the seed, without any growing medium and eat the whole lot - no

>cutting needed.

>

>Most people use some sort of jar or sprouter to do this. You soak your

>seed for a given time (depends on the seed, though 6-8 hours is a good

>guide) then you drain then keep them in your sprouting jar. The jar

>needs to have drainage and air flow.

>

>Then every 6-12 hours your give your sprouts a quick rinse, just do it

>in the jar, that is fine. After rinsing, shake out as much water as you

>can and leave then to sit at room temperature until the next rinse /

>drain cycle.

>

>Here is a link to a fuller explanation:

>http://www..com/grow/bits/bits.html

>

>On the Sproutpeople's web site:

>www..com

>

>You can get information on each of the seed & beans etc that they sell

>about how to sprout them. For example, here is Alfalfa:

>http://www..com/seed/alfalfa.html

>

>You can find details of lots of other seed, grain and beans there.

>Either click on the link to the type of product or use their in-site

>search facility.

>

>Regards

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>Net Auction Masters Course

>Start and grow a profitable Net auction business.

>tnamshigher-sales@...

>Click above e-mail link and send

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Will somone let me know if you receive this. Would like to ask you all a

few questions.

Thank You

Rich B

Doig wrote:

>Hi Rich

>

>

>

>>Am trying to be in on this but how do I talk to you all?

>>Am sprouting sunflowers and growing wheatgrass but would like to know

>>about sprouting alfafa and others.

>>Please let me know who gets this.

>>Thank You!

>>

>>

>

>The way that this, and many other lists work is that when you send a

>message to the list - everyone gets a copy, you will even have received

>a copy of your own message yourself.

>

>Then, when people get to read their mail and can help, they simply

>'reply' to the message with the answer. So, everybody on the list will

>get this answer as well.

>

>The list has been started by the Sproutpeople but, it is actually

>'inhabited' by many unconnected people all around the globe.

>

>Now about Alfalfa and other sprouts...

>

>I assume that you know how to grow greens in trays since you grow

>wheatgrass and sunflower. Alfalfa and many other differ because you just

>sprout the seed, without any growing medium and eat the whole lot - no

>cutting needed.

>

>Most people use some sort of jar or sprouter to do this. You soak your

>seed for a given time (depends on the seed, though 6-8 hours is a good

>guide) then you drain then keep them in your sprouting jar. The jar

>needs to have drainage and air flow.

>

>Then every 6-12 hours your give your sprouts a quick rinse, just do it

>in the jar, that is fine. After rinsing, shake out as much water as you

>can and leave then to sit at room temperature until the next rinse /

>drain cycle.

>

>Here is a link to a fuller explanation:

>http://www..com/grow/bits/bits.html

>

>On the Sproutpeople's web site:

>www..com

>

>You can get information on each of the seed & beans etc that they sell

>about how to sprout them. For example, here is Alfalfa:

>http://www..com/seed/alfalfa.html

>

>You can find details of lots of other seed, grain and beans there.

>Either click on the link to the type of product or use their in-site

>search facility.

>

>Regards

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>Net Auction Masters Course

>Start and grow a profitable Net auction business.

>tnamshigher-sales@...

>Click above e-mail link and send

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, and you should've gotten the same. Ask away, sprouter!

Re: So who makes bread from sprouts, and how do

you get on ?

Will somone let me know if you receive this. Would like to ask you all a

few questions.

Thank You

Rich B

Doig wrote:

>Hi Rich

>

>

>

>>Am trying to be in on this but how do I talk to you all?

>>Am sprouting sunflowers and growing wheatgrass but would like to know

>>about sprouting alfafa and others.

>>Please let me know who gets this.

>>Thank You!

>>

>>

>

>The way that this, and many other lists work is that when you send a

>message to the list - everyone gets a copy, you will even have received

>a copy of your own message yourself.

>

>Then, when people get to read their mail and can help, they simply

>'reply' to the message with the answer. So, everybody on the list will

>get this answer as well.

>

>The list has been started by the Sproutpeople but, it is actually

>'inhabited' by many unconnected people all around the globe.

>

>Now about Alfalfa and other sprouts...

>

>I assume that you know how to grow greens in trays since you grow

>wheatgrass and sunflower. Alfalfa and many other differ because you just

>sprout the seed, without any growing medium and eat the whole lot - no

>cutting needed.

>

>Most people use some sort of jar or sprouter to do this. You soak your

>seed for a given time (depends on the seed, though 6-8 hours is a good

>guide) then you drain then keep them in your sprouting jar. The jar

>needs to have drainage and air flow.

>

>Then every 6-12 hours your give your sprouts a quick rinse, just do it

>in the jar, that is fine. After rinsing, shake out as much water as you

>can and leave then to sit at room temperature until the next rinse /

>drain cycle.

>

>Here is a link to a fuller explanation:

>http://www..com/grow/bits/bits.html

>

>On the Sproutpeople's web site:

>www..com

>

>You can get information on each of the seed & beans etc that they sell

>about how to sprout them. For example, here is Alfalfa:

>http://www..com/seed/alfalfa.html

>

>You can find details of lots of other seed, grain and beans there.

>Either click on the link to the type of product or use their in-site

>search facility.

>

>Regards

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>Net Auction Masters Course

>Start and grow a profitable Net auction business.

>tnamshigher-sales@...

>Click above e-mail link and send

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I make sprouted wheat / spelt bread. If you'de like the recipe, let me

know. My e-mail address is: j-rose-13@...

Thanx,

JR

Re: So who makes bread from sprouts, and

how do you get on ?

Am trying to be in on this but how do I talk to you all?

Am sprouting sunflowers and growing wheatgrass but would like to know

about sprouting alfafa and others.

Please let me know who gets this.

Thank You!

Vanadeux wrote:

>Is sprouted bread a viable alternative to ordinary cooked bread?

>

>I love bread and would love to find an alternative.

>

>

>I wish I knew more about sprouts as they are so nutritious, I am going

to

>educate myself from the net and other books.

>

>Here are some sites for people who may have not heard of them;

>

>eatraw.com

>vegsource.com

>digestivewellnesscenter.com

>livingnutrition.com

>

>HHope this group becomes more active soon!

>

>Best wishe ANNE

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Iwould like your recipe for sprouted wheat bread.

Dotty V.

[Guest guest]

JR please post your recipe on this egroup. Thanks,

Re: So who makes bread from sprouts, and

how do you get on ?

Am trying to be in on this but how do I talk to you all?

Am sprouting sunflowers and growing wheatgrass but would like to know

about sprouting alfafa and others.

Please let me know who gets this.

Thank You!

Vanadeux wrote:

>Is sprouted bread a viable alternative to ordinary cooked bread?

>

>I love bread and would love to find an alternative.

>

>

>I wish I knew more about sprouts as they are so nutritious, I am going

to

>educate myself from the net and other books.

>

>Here are some sites for people who may have not heard of them;

>

>eatraw.com

>vegsource.com

>digestivewellnesscenter.com

>livingnutrition.com

>

>HHope this group becomes more active soon!

>

>Best wishe ANNE

>

>

>

>