


Sprouting 101
Sprouts are foods for living cells. Nourishment at this height of regeneration is only available through sprouting. Here are some basic instructions to help you incorporate sprouting into your meals during your cleanses, as well as in your daily meals!
More information about sprouting can be found in the chapters of Vicki's book!
Beginning Sprouting
Sprouts are super foods containing the maximum vitamin, mineral and enzyme capacities to cleanse, heal and regenerate cells.
Sprouted foods are considered the most nutritious of fresh foods available to us. These foods are filled with enzymes. No matter where you live, or what economic level you are experiencing, you can enjoy growing and eating these living foods right from the comfort of your own kitchen.
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You Will Need:
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Wheat
Mung Beans
Green Lentils
Quart Mason Jar
Water
Mesh Strainer
Sprouting Trays
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Step 1:
Fill a quart mason jar half full of wheat berries and fill the rest with water and sit on the counter for eight hours
Step 2:
Strain the wheat berries and rinse really, really well and let them drain. I use a mesh strainer.
Step 3:
Put half of that rinsed wheat into one round Sprouter tray
Step 4:
Stack all the sprouter trays with one empty tray on top for incubation and let's sit overnight or for 8–10 hours.
Step 5:
Sprinkle a tiny bit of water on each tray and stack them back up and leave them for another 8–10 hours. Sprinkle the water every morning and every night. Do not dowse them, just sprinkle and water them
Step 6:
​The little sprouts should start to show and you can start tasting them. I usually let them sprout for at least 24-36 hours.By the time the little sprout is showing, but not longer than the size of the grain, they are ready to use.

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