Re: ginding almonds for flour

[Guest guest]

sometimes i grind them just a little so they have large chunks and put them on

my salads...

and then i grind them to flour. if they are sprouted and dehydrated first, u

may not have the constipation problem...try it! also, not sure u can get enough

flour with a coffee grinder, however, with the magic bullet or vitamix, it

grinds great!

diana

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> > > > > Date: Thursday, May 6, 2010, 8:14 PM

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> > > > > I attempted to grind up the mung bean sprouts and make a flour

out of them to coat my fish and chicken.

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> > > > > I had initally spread them out on a dry towel on my shelf. I put them

near my light lamp, so they would dry. I had them sit on that shelf for two

hours. They felt dry to me.

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> > > > > OBVIOUSLY NOT!!!

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> > > > > I took a handful, put them in my grinder and wound up with a kind of

paste.

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> > > > > Should I have roasted them in the oven (to dry them out)?

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> > > > > I'm serious here.

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> > > > > could I do that in the future (before trying to grind them?)

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[Guest guest]

Hi.

so I sprout some almonds, dry them, and then grind them?

I just might try this.

Thanks, Melody

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> > > > > > From: Melody <eliz7212@ .>

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> > > > > > I attempted to grind up the mung bean sprouts and make a flour

out of them to coat my fish and chicken.

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> > > > > > I had initally spread them out on a dry towel on my shelf. I put

them near my light lamp, so they would dry. I had them sit on that shelf for

two hours. They felt dry to me.

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> > > > > > OBVIOUSLY NOT!!!

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> > > > > > I took a handful, put them in my grinder and wound up with a kind of

paste.

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> > > > > > Should I have roasted them in the oven (to dry them out)?

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> > > > > > could I do that in the future (before trying to grind them?)

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> > > > > > Thanks much

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