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Nutmeg!!! Oh I have gotta try this! Love nutmeg! Every one else must too or they

are just out of it at the coups from the holidays. I have been looking for some

good nutmegs but they are all out. They have ground but I like grating my own.

Kimi

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How do you grind your own?

Terri

> Re: Greens

> Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2007 08:26:46 -0600

>

>

> Nutmeg!!! Oh I have gotta try this! Love nutmeg! Every one else

> must too or they are just out of it at the coups from the holidays.

> I have been looking for some good nutmegs but they are all out.

> They have ground but I like grating my own.

>

> Kimi

> My grandkids believe I'm the oldest thing in the world. And after

> two or three hours with them, I believe it, too. ~Gene Perret

> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

> http://potterkimi.journalspace.com/

> www.Jremedies.com

>

>

> Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye steadfast,

> unmovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye

> know that your labor is not in vain in the Lord. 1 Corinthians 15:58/KJV

>

>

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How do you grind your own?

Terri

> Re: Greens

> Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2007 08:26:46 -0600

>

>

> Nutmeg!!! Oh I have gotta try this! Love nutmeg! Every one else

> must too or they are just out of it at the coups from the holidays.

> I have been looking for some good nutmegs but they are all out.

> They have ground but I like grating my own.

>

> Kimi

> My grandkids believe I'm the oldest thing in the world. And after

> two or three hours with them, I believe it, too. ~Gene Perret

> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

> http://potterkimi.journalspace.com/

> www.Jremedies.com

>

>

> Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye steadfast,

> unmovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye

> know that your labor is not in vain in the Lord. 1 Corinthians 15:58/KJV

>

>

> --- http://USFamily.Net/dialup.html - $8.25/mo! --

> http://www.usfamily.net/dsl.html - $19.99/mo! ---

>

>

>

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I have a small nutmet grinder that holds one piece of

nutmeg. I just keep the nutmeg in for whenever I want

to use it. You could also use a microplane grater.

Sara

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Lorri,

I can answer the piece about reusing soil. You cannot reuse it. At least, I

cannot reuse mine. It is such a small amount that the roots completely innervate

it so there isn't really anything to reuse. For Wheatgrass, I get two crops from

one batch of seeds. After the second cutting, I give it to my cats and dog who

munch on it until it is used up. Soil goes either outside or in the can.

I have grown microgreens on a Hemp Bag and that worked great. You can reuse the

Hemp Bag.

In the book " Microgreens " the authors suggest avoiding terracotta and clay pots

because they wick water away from the seeds. I don't like them because they dry

out very quickly. (they are great for cactus though and sometimes for orchids).

On the Sproutpeople website, Gill talks about how to use paper towels. I haven't

tried it as I suspect they would dry out too quickly for me. The Hemp bag works

great. I lay it in a casserole dish, dampen it, and then sprinkle the seeds on

it. Have only tried arugula so far. I just ordered two books on microgreens and

hope to learn more from them.

I like to read about the stuff as much as I like to grow and eat it.

n Rollings, PhD

NJ Licensed Psychologist #4686

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Until we have the courage to recognize cruelty for what it is--whether its

victim is human or animal--we cannot expect things to be much better in this

world... We cannot have peace among men whose hearts delight in killing any

living creature. By every act that glorifies or even tolerates such moronic

delight in killing we set back the progress of humanity.

Carson

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From: Raw <raw@...>

Sent: Sat, October 23, 2010 4:51:38 PM

Subject: Greens

I have several questions from several different posts (if I can remember them

all) – Oh, and Hi everybody!

· If you use soil – can you re-use it?

· If you use the Peat/Perlite mix – can you re-use it?

· EW – you said you grow in soil because your wife doesn’t like the

roots, but if you’re cutting them anyway (instead of pulling them) then why

does

it matter?

· Why can’t you use sweet peas?

· I know someone here uses burlap, can that be re-used?

· Anyone here ever tried growing them in a terracotta tray?

· I’ve read (a little) about using paper towels, has anyone here ever

tried it?

· If you use a soilless medium you need to add kelp, what about soil or

the peat/perlite mix?

Well, that’s probably more than enough for now =)

I’m definitely leaning toward soilless, I think it would be easier in this

apartment to do it that way. I had not thought to use the SproutMaster trays

–

I don’t like them for sprouts and have them sitting in a cupboard not being

used.

Thanks for all the input,

Lorri (WA)

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Lorri,

You cannot reuse the soil because the roots are entangled and it it no longer

viable.

Same with the peat/perlite mix.

If I grow in a sprouter the roots are attached. If you grow in soil, you cut

them off and the roots stay in the soil..

All parts of the flower Sweet Pea are toxic to humans.

X Don't know

X "

X "

I do not use kelp in my soil less mix except for house plants. Never have use

kelp for sprouts.

Why do you think that you need to use kelp?

ew

Greens

I have several questions from several different posts (if I can remember them

all) – Oh, and Hi everybody!

· If you use soil – can you re-use it?

· If you use the Peat/Perlite mix – can you re-use it?

· EW – you said you grow in soil because your wife doesn’t like the roots,

but if you’re cutting them anyway (instead of pulling them) then why does it

matter?

· Why can’t you use sweet peas?

· I know someone here uses burlap, can that be re-used?

· Anyone here ever tried growing them in a terracotta tray?

· I’ve read (a little) about using paper towels, has anyone here ever tried

it?

· If you use a soilless medium you need to add kelp, what about soil or the

peat/perlite mix?

Well, that’s probably more than enough for now =)

I’m definitely leaning toward soilless, I think it would be easier in this

apartment to do it that way. I had not thought to use the SproutMaster trays –

I don’t like them for sprouts and have them sitting in a cupboard not being

used.

Thanks for all the input,

Lorri (WA)

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On Sprout people’s website they recommend using kelp if you’re growing

greens with a soilless medium. I’ve read other information stating it isn’t

necessary though. Lorri (WA)

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Behalf Of 99tomatoes@...

Sent: Saturday, October 23, 2010 5:01 PM

Subject: Re: Greens

Lorri,

You cannot reuse the soil because the roots are entangled and it it no longer

viable.

Same with the peat/perlite mix.

If I grow in a sprouter the roots are attached. If you grow in soil, you cut

them off and the roots stay in the soil..

All parts of the flower Sweet Pea are toxic to humans.

X Don't know

X "

X "

I do not use kelp in my soil less mix except for house plants. Never have use

kelp for sprouts.

Why do you think that you need to use kelp?

ew

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I now always have greens in the freezer. I discovered that you can take your cleaned greens, put them in a gallon zip lock and when they are frozen, smash them til they crumble, This has to be done in the bag as soon as you remove from freezer. Put back in the freezer, it takes very little room and you always have greens for your smoothies

SharonM

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SharonM,

This is GREAT tip, since I am a single-person household. I would not have

thought that freezing fresh greens would work. But obviously, it does. :-))

Does this technique work for the more fragile greens like leaf lettuce (green

and red)?

Thanks,

Lynn G

>

> I now always have greens in the freezer. I discovered that you can take your

cleaned greens, put them in a gallon zip lock and when they are frozen, smash

them til they crumble, This has to be done in the bag as soon as you remove

from freezer. Put back in the freezer, it takes very little room and you always

have greens for your smoothies

>

> SharonM

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I'm single and as soon as I think a fruit or veggie is going bad it goes

in the freezer for a smoothie.

No more wasted produce.

Bananas, spinach, celery etc

Tony

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yes

SharonM

From: Lynn Gandy

Sent: Monday, January 09, 2012 7:33 PM

Subject: Re: greens

SharonM,This is GREAT tip, since I am a single-person household. I would not have thought that freezing fresh greens would work. But obviously, it does. :-)) Does this technique work for the more fragile greens like leaf lettuce (green and red)?Thanks,Lynn G>> I now always have greens in the freezer. I discovered that you can take your cleaned greens, put them in a gallon zip lock and when they are frozen, smash them til they crumble, This has to be done in the bag as soon as you remove from freezer. Put back in the freezer, it takes very little room and you always have greens for your smoothies> > SharonM>

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Well you certainly can't then thaw and use for salad, but it sure works

well for use in smoothies and soups.

Velda

On 1/9/2012 7:33 PM, Lynn Gandy wrote:

> SharonM,

> This is GREAT tip, since I am a single-person household. I would not have

thought that freezing fresh greens would work. But obviously, it does. :-))

Does this technique work for the more fragile greens like leaf lettuce (green

and red)?

>

> Thanks,

> Lynn G

>

>

>> I now always have greens in the freezer. I discovered that you can take your

cleaned greens, put them in a gallon zip lock and when they are frozen, smash

them til they crumble, This has to be done in the bag as soon as you remove

from freezer. Put back in the freezer, it takes very little room and you always

have greens for your smoothies

>>

>> SharonM

>>

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