Tuesday, March 24, 2020

Survival: The Mung Bean Sprouts

The Mung Bean (Vigna Radiata) is one of the things one SHOULD have stored:  When dried it can be stored for many years  and its sprouts are full of carbs and...most importantly...protein.

But one one does not have to wait until a Mung Bean plant is ready to be harvested: You can simply eat the sprouts!

The simplest way is to place the beans in a jar, just add enough water to cover them and close the lid. 

I like to do this when I am out on the sea to add some fresh vege to my diet....or just watch something else than mould on bread to grow :-P

Not impressive looking..

Just add enough water to cover the beans

Prepare a lid with a small hole to prevent insects or dust settling, also it will provide ventilation.

Four days later.

The sprouts have a nutty flavor, crunchy consistency and high on protein.


Perfect for salads!


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