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Omelet > wrote: [...] > > Oh yeah... ;-d > > Zesty sprouts!!! > > Our local grocer sells a mix of Alfalfa and Radish sprouts. > They are wonderful stuffed into a pita with a little lime mayo and > sliced tomato. > > I had a co-worker that used to tease me about eating chia pet > sandwiches. <G> > > I love pitas and sprouts! I wish I could find a source of radish seeds for sprouting so I could sprout my own. Just love those sprouts. I put them in salads mostly or sometimes I just eat them plain. But you've given me the idea to try them on a "sandwich" made from one of those new (gluten free) teff wraps. |
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Emma Thackery > wrote: > In article >, > Omelet > wrote: > [...] > > > > Oh yeah... ;-d > > > > Zesty sprouts!!! > > > > Our local grocer sells a mix of Alfalfa and Radish sprouts. > > They are wonderful stuffed into a pita with a little lime mayo and > > sliced tomato. > > > > I had a co-worker that used to tease me about eating chia pet > > sandwiches. <G> > > > > I love pitas and sprouts! > > I wish I could find a source of radish seeds for sprouting so I could > sprout my own. Just love those sprouts. I put them in salads mostly or > sometimes I just eat them plain. But you've given me the idea to try > them on a "sandwich" made from one of those new (gluten free) teff wraps. If you can't find them locally at a health food store, I'll bet you can get some on line. :-) They really are very good! -- Peace, Om Remove _ to validate e-mails. "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a Son of a bitch" -- Jack Nicholson |
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Emma Thackery > wrote in
: > In article > >, > Omelet > wrote: > [...] >> >> Oh yeah... ;-d >> >> Zesty sprouts!!! >> >> Our local grocer sells a mix of Alfalfa and Radish >> sprouts. They are wonderful stuffed into a pita with a >> little lime mayo and sliced tomato. >> >> I had a co-worker that used to tease me about eating chia >> pet sandwiches. <G> >> >> I love pitas and sprouts! > > I wish I could find a source of radish seeds for sprouting > so I could sprout my own. Just love those sprouts. I put > them in salads mostly or sometimes I just eat them plain. > But you've given me the idea to try them on a "sandwich" > made from one of those new (gluten free) teff wraps. Johnny's has sprouting seeds for radish (& a few others): http://www.johnnyseeds.com/catalog/search.aspx? scommand=search&search=sprout%2bseeds or:http://tinyurl.com/264jyz there's also the SproutPeople: http://www.sproutpeople.com/seeds.html but i haven't ordered from them yet. lee |
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Emma Thackery wrote:
> In article >, > Omelet > wrote: > [...] >> Oh yeah... ;-d >> >> Zesty sprouts!!! >> >> Our local grocer sells a mix of Alfalfa and Radish sprouts. >> They are wonderful stuffed into a pita with a little lime mayo and >> sliced tomato. >> >> I had a co-worker that used to tease me about eating chia pet >> sandwiches. <G> >> >> I love pitas and sprouts! > > I wish I could find a source of radish seeds for sprouting so I could > sprout my own. Just love those sprouts. I put them in salads mostly or > sometimes I just eat them plain. But you've given me the idea to try > them on a "sandwich" made from one of those new (gluten free) teff wraps. Here is a source for Radish Seeds. http://www.territorial-seed.com/stores/1/search.cfm |
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margaret suran wrote:
> Emma Thackery wrote: >> In article >, >> Omelet > wrote: >> [...] >>> Oh yeah... ;-d >>> >>> Zesty sprouts!!! >>> >>> Our local grocer sells a mix of Alfalfa and Radish sprouts. >>> They are wonderful stuffed into a pita with a little lime mayo and >>> sliced tomato. >>> >>> I had a co-worker that used to tease me about eating chia pet >>> sandwiches. <G> >>> >>> I love pitas and sprouts! >> >> I wish I could find a source of radish seeds for sprouting so I could >> sprout my own. Just love those sprouts. I put them in salads mostly >> or sometimes I just eat them plain. But you've given me the idea to >> try them on a "sandwich" made from one of those new (gluten free) teff >> wraps. > > > Here is a source for Radish Seeds. > > http://www.territorial-seed.com/stores/1/search.cfm I believe I sent the wrong page http://www.territorial-seed.com/stor...ishes_C144.cfm |
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margaret suran > wrote: > Emma Thackery wrote: > > In article >, > > I wish I could find a source of radish seeds for sprouting so I could > > sprout my own. Just love those sprouts. I put them in salads mostly or > > sometimes I just eat them plain. But you've given me the idea to try > > them on a "sandwich" made from one of those new (gluten free) teff wraps. > > Here is a source for Radish Seeds. > > http://www.territorial-seed.com/stores/1/search.cfm Thanks! I did not realize Territorial sold seeds for sprouting. How does $14./pound seem for seeds for sprouting? I've never sprouted radish seeds before. |
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Emma Thackery wrote:
> > Thanks! I did not realize Territorial sold seeds for sprouting. How > does $14./pound seem for seeds for sprouting? I've never sprouted > radish seeds before. Sorry, I didn't realize that there are different seeds for sprouting and for growing new plants. I assumed, or didn't give it much thought, that all seeds are meant to sprout. I can see that $14.00 a pound seems excessive for sprouts meant to be eaten in one or two meals. MS |
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margaret suran > wrote in
link.net: > Emma Thackery wrote: > >> >> Thanks! I did not realize Territorial sold seeds for sprouting. How >> does $14./pound seem for seeds for sprouting? I've never sprouted >> radish seeds before. > > Sorry, I didn't realize that there are different seeds for sprouting and > for growing new plants. I assumed, or didn't give it much thought, that > all seeds are meant to sprout. I can see that $14.00 a pound seems > excessive for sprouts meant to be eaten in one or two meals. MS A pound of radish seeds is probably at least 4 months supply of sprouts. 1 oz of seeds at a guess would make a lb of sprouts or more. And a lb of sprouts is probably 4 or 5 meal side dish garnishes, additions, salad ingredient, sandwich condiment...whatever. In fact a lb might be overkill unless your timing is good. -- The house of the burning beet-Alan It'll be a sunny day in August, when the Moon will shine that night- Elbonian Folklore |
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On Tue, 12 Jun 2007 13:55:58 -0500, Emma Thackery >
wrote: >In article t>, > margaret suran > wrote: > >> Emma Thackery wrote: >> > In article >, > >> > I wish I could find a source of radish seeds for sprouting so I could >> > sprout my own. Just love those sprouts. I put them in salads mostly or >> > sometimes I just eat them plain. But you've given me the idea to try >> > them on a "sandwich" made from one of those new (gluten free) teff wraps. >> >> Here is a source for Radish Seeds. >> >> http://www.territorial-seed.com/stores/1/search.cfm > >Thanks! I did not realize Territorial sold seeds for sprouting. How >does $14./pound seem for seeds for sprouting? I've never sprouted >radish seeds before. Johnny's seeds sells radish seeds and gives the number of seeds/oz. For radish it is 2175 seeds/oz. That should keep you busy for a while. www.johnnyseeds.com -- Susan N. "Moral indignation is in most cases two percent moral, 48 percent indignation, and 50 percent envy." Vittorio De Sica, Italian movie director (1901-1974) |
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