Re: Re: Just curious GRASS IN SOUP

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IT'S like putting lettuce in soup.  A LOT of people go EWWWWWEW! even after you

point out that Spinach is not much different than lettuce - or lemon grass is,

well GRASS -  though some people have 1) no sense of adventure or 2) have

health issues that they don't talk about like people on this list who have soy

allergies for one reason or another - inherited, or self-made - and it's easier

to say 'I don't like X or Y' than go into an explanation - heck -- Persians eat

fruit in many of their stews and I have found nothing wrong with grated apples

on fresh salmon if added right at the end -

HINT -- HEMOSTATS MAKE WONDERFUL PIN-BONE PULLERS FOR FISH - weather it's Salmon

Filets, or a naturally 'bony' fish like some cuts of Cod or cat-like-fish - just

clamp them on, and pull out the bone! -- costs about $1-$3 at your hardware

store and sometimes a set of 3 for a buck at your auto parts store as a 'loss

leader' - and since you aren't doing surgery-- they don't have to work each time

every time - nor do they have to even LOOK pretty - like half gold plated!  You

won't find them where they belong by the fish in the Deli or Fish section of

your local market - but they are often on end-caps by the cash register at your

hardware store - paul

 

Dream Well. Travel Well.  May you Walk Your Path in Beauty.

" Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known. " Carl Sagan.

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>To: sproutpeople

>Sent: Monday, March 5, 2012 7:38 PM

>Subject: Re: Just curious

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>I had the most delicious salad. I sprouted my 3 part salad mix to which I added

some chopped tomatoes, some fresh basil, some sea salt and pepper, some torn up

sheets of roasted seaweed, some shredded carrots, some red onions, and some

extra virgin olive oil. I cooked some Tempeh and added it to the salad.

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>I could eat this forever. The colors are to die for and it's GOOD!!

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>And people ask me " How can you eat grass? " I respond " I do not eat grass, I

make a salad and I use sprouts as the basis for it. To put it simply I grow my

own lettuce "

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>All I get from other people is YUCK!! They have preconceived notions and they

won't try it.

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>Thank god some of my friends love what I sprout and the lady across the street

LOVES when I give her a bag every week and today I spoke to our doctor and I

said 'Dr. Fred, we're coming in at the end of the month, do you want some

sprouts " . His answer (as usual) was

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>OH SURE!!!

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>Thank god for people with brains who know real food is good food!!

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>Melody

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>> What types of sprouts did you use today and how did you use them? I had a

sprout salad for lunch with my five part salad mix and as I said I had some

sprouted beans in my soup.

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