how can you make sprouds home?
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Rinse and pick over beans
Mung beans and lentils are the easiest and fastest to sprout. Alfalfa, chickpeas, and adki beans are also good for beginners, but need a little more time.
Contaminated seeds are usually the source of sprout -related illness outbreaks, so getting clean seeds is essential. Choose whole (split red lentils, for example, won’t work) and untreated beans that are meant for sprouting or eating. Reputable health food stores and online catalogs (such as sproutpeoplerg and sproutman.com) are your best bet. The ones sold in gardening packets are likely to be chemically treated and should not be used for sprouting.
Wash them and remove any damaged beans and foreign objects.
Place beans in jar with water
Fill the glass jar with cool, clean water. The beans will expand as they soak and take up even more space as they sprout, so give them plenty of space in the jar. Two tablespoons of alfalfa seeds for a 3-cup jar is plenty. Other beans should not take up more than ¼ of the jar.
Soaking
Cover with a drai nable cap and soak for 8 to 12 hours. Cheesecloth secured with a rubber band or the outer ring of a canning lid works well, though you can also buy special sprouting jars that come with a mesh cap.
Soak the beans for 8-12 hours at room temperature. A general rule of thumb: the larger the bean, the longer the soak.