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I liked a salad of shaved Brussels sprouts and asparagus, and the polenta with caramelized wild mushrooms on top. But why serve it in a French canning jar? ...



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Can I use beans from a snow pea to make sprouts?
Q. I have some snow peas and I wanted to make some edible sprouts. Can I use the seeds from the pos or so I have to buy seeds? And what do I do to grow them? In the supermarket they are not all mung bean sprouts. You can get alfalfa and snow pea and all different ones.
Asked by ~Galina~ - Wed Jan 23 22:06:59 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. most regular grocery stores only sell mung and alfalfa. I'm sure that they have other types in specialty grocery stores Organic and such Even though i never noticed i wasn't looking for them. (Worked at a grocery store 15 years ) you can Sprout any seed so yea you can sprout and eat snow peas to answer your question. i assume the directions would be similar to the ones listed below for mung. the bean sproust you get from the super markets are Mung Beans [edit] Bean sprouts Bean sproutsMung bean sprouts are germinated by leaving them watered and in a dark environment over the period of a week. They are usually sold simply as "bean sprouts," and are known as dou ya ( , literally "bean sprout/germ"), ya cai ( , literally "sprou [cont.]
Answered by Mortal Wombat - Wed Jan 23 22:14:43 2008