• Sprout Success!

    by Holly • January 20, 2010 • Domestic Tips, vegetarian • 2 Comments

    After 5 days of rinsing my sprouts they have matured into eating status!

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    I tried to rinse twice a day but a couple mornings I was too busy getting ready for work to carry this out but the sprouts didn’t seem to be affected by it.

    The mung beans took an additional couple of days to fully mature and they were successfully used in a stir fry Mo and I whipped up last night.

    My alfalfa and clover supply is already running low so I started another batch.  I am so amazed by the notion that it takes only two tablespoons of seeds to fill a large mason jar to the brim!

    In preparation of my mission to grow sprouts I started saving cherry tomato containers to store my finished product in and they work quite well!
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    About Holly

    The Story of Holly

    Told by Miz Emily

    Holly first introduced me to the concept of "caw-ing" almost 3 years ago. My life has never been the same. By day this crow works the office life but by night you will certainly find Holly (Party Pants) Stevens in her Jamaica Plain kitchen cooking and dancing the night away in true crow fashion. Proudly hailing from Maine's Old Orchard Beach, this wild one has figured out how to combine her love for New England- its history, its food, & its boozy dance parties- with her love of classic elegance. Holly's food is fresh, locally produced, healthy, and full of flavor. A self-described salt hound, no taste bud goes untouched by a meal at Holly's nest. By combining simple salads with rich pastas, fish, and soups, no visitor will leave unsatisfied. Moreover, no hangover goes uncured when morning walks with Holly are kicked off with a hidden stash of irish coffee, and finished off by a nice warm plate of oven potatoes and frittata.

    Glancing around her kitchen you will find a few staple items including a mini whisk (for perfect salad dressing), the classiest compost bucket I've ever seen, a kick-ass vegetable hutch, and most importantly a tasty beverage ready to meet your hand. Her home is cozy and warm, and her hospitality is outmatched by no one. On the bookshelves you will find recipes given to her by friends, and books like Omnivore's Dilemma and Salt: A World History, the later being one of the best book suggestion I've ever received, and the subject of her college thesis. Never missing the chance to make a dinner party a dance party, Holly is in constant motion, ready to motivate the group with classy tunes like Credence, Al Green, and GirlTalk. Unless, of course, Top Chef is on.

    http://crowsinthekitchen.com

    2 Responses to Sprout Success!

    1. Emily
      January 20, 2010 at 10:50 pm

      i’m very impressed!

    2. Pingback: Will my Lentils Sprout? | Crows in the Kitchen

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