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| Beet microgreens - research proves microgreens are supernutritious |
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| Microgreen salad mix: sunflower greens and radish greens - served with goat cheese medallions |
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I have heard about this super food too!
ReplyDeleteI have been experimenting with microgreens and got a kit to grow them in water, but in my tropical climate that just turned out to be a source for insects to breed in! I also experimented in seed raising mix but with limited succcess. now I have gone back to growing sprouts and developing a love for them. I grew some snow peas to microgreen size in my sprouter, and then tossed them into the garden after snipping the tops off, now they are climbing a trellis, so living a double life :)
ReplyDeleteIf you have chickens, I bet they would be a great treat for them! :o)
DeleteThat is just fabulous about your article, Wendy! The hot pink new growth on seedlings are tooo pretty!! And love that your girls get involved in the process...;D
ReplyDeleteLynn~
I love growing microgreens!!
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