Sprouting Master Class with Angela Withers | Skill of the Month Club

Welcome back to Angela's kitchen! Today she's doing a tutorial on growing sprouts for seasonal eating and food self sufficiency. You can sprout alfalfa, beans, nuts, radishes, broccoli and other seeds right in your own kitchen, with just a little water and a bit of attention over time. Find out how you may already be doing this without realizing it, plus a few common seeds that aren't safe to eat this way. Sprouts are delicious and healthy. They can provide live enzymes even in the winter in cooler climates. They're super easy to grow yourself in mason jars with plastic kit lids, stainless steel mesh lids or DIY plastic mesh lids. (links below) Angela currently has a plastic-free kitchen so the two methods she has shown here are a stainless steel mesh screen and a terra cotta sprouter. Angela's YouTube channel:    / channel   Full sprouting kit with plastic lids: http://amzn.to/2mD5dkL Stainless steel screen stand alone: http://amzn.to/2mCVuLo Stainless steel screen with band: http://amzn.to/2myOwpZ Example of the plastic canvas sheet you could use to make a lot of screens: http://amzn.to/2mjsV4E Angela's terra cotta sprouter: http://amzn.to/2mjngeE Where Angela buys her seeds: https://azurestandard.com/ You can hop over to the Skill of the Month Club FB group to share your thoughts or brag your homework.   / 363729293988483   ***** About the skill of the month club: Part community, part skill-share, we're just a group of people hanging out together and trying to encourage awesomeness in every category having to do with simple living, intentional living and homestead life. Esther will do the lessons in the first month, but as we go on to different skills we'll be hearing from all sorts of experts! Esther Emery is "the Homestead Wife" and the daughter of Carla Emery, author of The Encyclopedia of Country Living. **** Esther's book: What Falls From the Sky: How I Disconnected From the Internet and Reconnected With the God Who Made the Clouds -- http://www.estheremery.com/books/ and everywhere books are sold. Esther's mom's book: The Encyclopedia of Country Living http://amzn.to/2fMuOQM Enjoy!