Sprouts for Dinner!
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Still another method is used to germinate
sunflower seeds. For the how-to on that technique,
read "Sunflower Sprouts" in MOTHER NO. 60, page 193. (Back
issues are available—for $3.00 each, plus $1.00
shipping and handling per order—from THE MOTHER EARTH
NEWS®, P.O. Box 70, Hendersonville, North Carolina
28791.)
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Finally, it's very important to keep your sprouting
equipment clean, because bacteria may develop if the seeds
happen to ferment. So, after you harvest each crop of
sprouts, sterilize the glass jar—or wash and scrub
the clay saucer—you used.
By following the simple tips in this article, you ought to
be able to satisfy your "snowbound" green thumb and provide
healthful, delicious greens for your table at the same
time. So get out those jars, saucers, and paper towels . .
. and set out on a sprouting adventure!
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