Re: Debbie's opinion: Begining ???'s (sprouts for salad)

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the alfalfa, broccoli, clover and radish is really good too.  That is a 4 seed

mix.  The radish had a slightly radish taste and could taste it definitely but

not hot like radishes are when grown.  The clover is slightly sweet and has a

nice flavor.  I don't know how to describe the alfalfa but most of us have have

those sprouts.  The broccoli I am not sure I tasted much.  I had it on a

sandwich and so might have missed the flavor of broccoli.  But the mix tasted

very good. 

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

To: sproutpeople

Sent: Saturday, April 7, 2012 9:55 AM

Subject: Debbie's opinion: Begining ???'s (sprouts for

salad)

 

I would go with wwww.handypantry.com 3 garden salad mix or if you want a one

seed go with broccoli.. THEY ARE YUMMO!

As EW says .. do what you want with your salad.. I add these things to our LARGE

salad bowl (so hubby doesn't know he is getting more sprouts) but mine starts

with a base of them. People say alfalfa is one of the first to start but after

doing 3 garden and plain broccoli sprouts I think once I use up the alfalfa I

have.. won't be buying more

Have you tried making your own ranch dressing? There are a ton of online recipes

for it. I almost always have fat-free buttermilk (or low-fat) around so there is

the base.

Debbie in NJ

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> > What do you mean by fully grown leafy vegetables? I use my sprouts as

> the base of my salads, then I add whatever people add to their salads.

> Veggies, tomatoes, black olives, fresh basil, some seaweed, some this

> and that. What full grown leafy veggies are you talking about?

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