I'm changing the way a make chop, finally! I never wanted to cook all the grains, legumes and beans but I just kind of got into the habit of doing it, so I sprouted everything possible and cooked only the brown rice and lima beans. Ingredients:
Vegetables: Purple kale, collard greens, carrot, Bell pepper with the seeds, broccoli, cauliflower, sweet potato (lightly steamed), green beans, brussels sprouts, and cucumber (just one)
Fruits: None are added until serving
Grain and Legumes: Sprouted tricolor quinoa, sprouted peas, sprouted amaranth, sprouted green and red lentils, sprouted mung beans, and sprouted chickpeas.
Cooked: Brown rice and Lima beans
'Extras': Boiled egg (only two in the whole mix), red palm oil, coconut oil, coconut shreds, bee pollen, ginger powder, hibiscus (dried), calendula (dried), rolled oats, hemp seed, flaxseed, chia seeds.
I've wondered should carrots be lightly steamed too? I know it makes their nutrients more available.
Vegetables: Purple kale, collard greens, carrot, Bell pepper with the seeds, broccoli, cauliflower, sweet potato (lightly steamed), green beans, brussels sprouts, and cucumber (just one)
Fruits: None are added until serving
Grain and Legumes: Sprouted tricolor quinoa, sprouted peas, sprouted amaranth, sprouted green and red lentils, sprouted mung beans, and sprouted chickpeas.
Cooked: Brown rice and Lima beans
'Extras': Boiled egg (only two in the whole mix), red palm oil, coconut oil, coconut shreds, bee pollen, ginger powder, hibiscus (dried), calendula (dried), rolled oats, hemp seed, flaxseed, chia seeds.
I've wondered should carrots be lightly steamed too? I know it makes their nutrients more available.