Re: Re: First time sportier

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Any kind of after taste or herby taste?

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

To: sproutpeople

Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2012 11:00 AM

Subject: Re: First time sportier

 

Hi (and everyone).

Happy Sunday to all of you.

I just did my first Stevia experiment. I took 4 or 5 small leaves from my plant

outside and I wanted to see what would happen once they dried and I ground them

up. I believe I should use MORE than 4 to 5 leaves to get a finer powder. But I

did taste the final product.

SWEET AS SUGAR.

Here you go!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Fjv3eFb5oQ

Melody

> >

> > Thanks for the info. What kind if sprouter do you find most useful and what

kind of trays? Sunflower seeds, chia and flax would need soil or a medium right?

Would the regular seed growing trays work for those?

> >

> > I forget who it us who is growing stevia. If you've not used the green

stevia powder before it's quite different than using the store products which

are mixed with other agents. Green stevia should be allowed to settle after

mixing into say, iced tea or other beverage or it will taste pretty awful. Very

tiny amounts will suffice. in smoothies it should be blended in with your other

ingredients.

> > I'm going to try brewing a few whole

> > Leaves along with tea bags- see if that method works.

> > Deb

> > Sent from my iPod

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Sweet as sugar but does it have an after taste like the corn sprouts?

Thanks

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2012 9:00 AM

Subject: Re: First time sportier

 

Hi (and everyone).

Happy Sunday to all of you.

I just did my first Stevia experiment. I took 4 or 5 small leaves from my plant

outside and I wanted to see what would happen once they dried and I ground them

up. I believe I should use MORE than 4 to 5 leaves to get a finer powder. But I

did taste the final product.

SWEET AS SUGAR.

Here you go!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Fjv3eFb5oQ

Melody

> >

> > Thanks for the info. What kind if sprouter do you find most useful and what

kind of trays? Sunflower seeds, chia and flax would need soil or a medium

right? Would the regular seed growing trays work for those?

> >

> > I forget who it us who is growing stevia. If you've not used the green

stevia powder before it's quite different than using the store products which

are mixed with other agents. Green stevia should be allowed to settle after

mixing into say, iced tea or other beverage or it will taste pretty awful. Very

tiny amounts will suffice. in smoothies it should be blended in with your other

ingredients.

> > I'm going to try brewing a few whole

> > Leaves along with tea bags- see if that method works.

> > Deb

> > Sent from my iPod

> >

>

[Guest guest]

You know the more I watch on u tube and other places about sprouts and recipes

and such, its seems there are 2 things in common I need to get that are crazy

expensive. A Vitamixer and an Excalibur  dehydrator...lol Also need to get a

small coffee grinder as well...lol

 

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To: sproutpeople

Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2012 11:46 AM

Subject: Re: First time sportier

 

Looks great, Melody! If you had let the leaves get REALLY dry-beyond the

" crunchy " point, they would have made an even finer powder. A coffee bean

grinder is a great way to buzz up herbs (provided you don't use it for coffee

beans too-can transfer flavor of coffee to herb, and herb to coffee-I keep a

grinder just for herbs, seeds, nuts, etc) BUT...if you have a larger amount of

leaves and do them in the Vitamix, it will be a lovely fine powder.

> > >

> > > Thanks for the info. What kind if sprouter do you find most useful and

what kind of trays? Sunflower seeds, chia and flax would need soil or a medium

right? Would the regular seed growing trays work for those?

> > >

> > > I forget who it us who is growing stevia. If you've not used the green

stevia powder before it's quite different than using the store products which

are mixed with other agents. Green stevia should be allowed to settle after

mixing into say, iced tea or other beverage or it will taste pretty awful. Very

tiny amounts will suffice. in smoothies it should be blended in with your other

ingredients.

> > > I'm going to try brewing a few whole

> > > Leaves along with tea bags- see if that method works.

> > > Deb

> > > Sent from my iPod

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I'm jealous.  Okay what are the ingredients?  I may check to see if I have

that one.  I have an icecream maker but have never done icecream in the vitamix

and should.  I love icecream.  Of course I like Jiff or is it Jiffy?  I bet

that chocolate and banana would realy make whatever peanut butter I used taste

good.

 

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

To: sproutpeople

Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2012 10:46 PM

Subject: Re: First time sportier

 

I always recommend that people make chocolate/peanut butter/banana ice cream

AFTER making peanut butter in the Vitamix to " clean " the container from making

the peanut butter! That way, not a speck goes to waist! There are more yummy

recipe videos at this link: Special Vitamix Offer

www.vitamix.com/household/health/gluten_free.asp?COUPON=06-004209

Use coupon code 06-004209 for free shipping!

There are some on the Blendtec site too-recipes will work in either of the

machines: Here is the Blentec link:

http://www.blendtec.com?affiliateid=453981

I made homemade carpet cleaner in my Vitamix this week, using all natural stuff

from the kitchen...it smelled good enough to eat, and was nice to know I COULD!

>

> Did you see my vitamix video on making banana peanut butter chocolate ice

cream? TO DIE FOR!! lol

>

> Love that Vitamix.

>

> Melody

> P.S. Alan is eating some right now. I even added a dash of chocolate chips to

his.

>

[Guest guest]

I saw the Vitamixes and the sale of reconditioned items but I didn't see any

recipes on this.

Carolyn Wilkerson

 

To: sproutpeople

Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2012 10:46 PM

Subject: Re: First time sportier

 

I always recommend that people make chocolate/peanut butter/banana ice cream

AFTER making peanut butter in the Vitamix to " clean " the container from making

the peanut butter! That way, not a speck goes to waist! There are more yummy

recipe videos at this link: Special Vitamix Offer

www.vitamix.com/household/health/gluten_free.asp?COUPON=06-004209

Use coupon code 06-004209 for free shipping!

There are some on the Blendtec site too-recipes will work in either of the

machines: Here is the Blentec link:

http://www.blendtec.com?affiliateid=453981

I made homemade carpet cleaner in my Vitamix this week, using all natural stuff

from the kitchen...it smelled good enough to eat, and was nice to know I COULD!

>

> Did you see my vitamix video on making banana peanut butter chocolate ice

cream? TO DIE FOR!! lol

>

> Love that Vitamix.

>

> Melody

> P.S. Alan is eating some right now. I even added a dash of chocolate chips to

his.

>