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Whole Grain Sprout Bread
a loaf of sprouted wheat bread

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Favorite Recipes

Chocolate Almond Torte
Sprout Hummus
Hunan Mung Bean Salad

Gil's Sprout Fried Rice

Raw unCookery

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Drink Me
Rejuvelac

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Ideas for Leafy Sprouts
Curried Lentil Sprout Salad
Sweet Sprout Slaw

Appetizers + Snacks

Sprout Hummus
Spicy San Francisco Snack
Herbed Bean Sprout Snack
Sprouted Pea Dip/Spread

Soups

Gazpacho
Tropical Gazpacho

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Hunan Mung Bean Salad

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Chocolate Almond Torte/Balls

Cooking w/Sprouts

Breakfast

Sprout Cereal
Sprout Omelette
Whole Grain SproutCakes

Salads

Lentil Bulgur Salad
Asian Seafood + Sprout Salad
Awesome Potato Salad

Appetizers + Snacks

Hunan Mung Bean Salad
Stir Fried Pea Shoots
Gil's Sprout Fried Rice
Fenugreek Curry

Soups

Perfect Soup
Minestrone Soup
Hungarian Vegetable Soup

Breads

Essene Bread
Whole Sprouted Grain Bread

Entrees

Sprouted Bean Burgers
Sprouted Bean Rice Pot + Gomashio
Sprouted Beans in Garlic Sauce
Spiced Sprouts in Mustard Sauce
Egg Foo Yung
Sprouted Black Beans + Rice




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Sprouts to Use

Amber Waves of Grain
Kamut

Quinoa
Rye
Spelt
Wheat
Triticale

* Other Grains


Makes 2 - 3 loaves

To soften yeast - combine in a large bowl:
2 1/2 cups warm water
2 scant Tbs. active dry yeast
Allow the yeast to proof (bubble) for 5 minutes

Stir in:
1/2 cup oil
1/2 cup honey
1 Tbs. salt
2 Cups Sprouted Grains - whole or ground lightly
4 cups flour (any combo of wheat, rye and white you like) Beat well. Cover and let this “sponge” sit 45-60 minutes.
Stir down and gradually add:
3-4 cups flour (any combination)

Turn dough out onto a lightly floured surface and knead until smooth.

Place dough into a greased bowl - turn it over and around to coat the whole of the dough.

Cover and let rise until doubled (60-90 minutes).

Knead dough down in the bowl, divide and shape into 2 - 3 oblong loaves. Place in well greased loaf pans and cover.

Let rise 60 minutes or until almost doubled.

Bake at 375º for 35 to 40 minutes.

Remove loaves from pans and cool on wire racks.


Notes

Mix and match grain sprouts to your heart's content.
When using whole wheat and/or rye flours you might add wheat gluten - at a rate of 1/8 cup per cup of flour - as it often produces a nicer loaf.



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170 Mendell St.
San Francisco, CA 94124

Toll Free:
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We only use the phone for emergencies.
Back in 2001 we were still using the phone. One day I was talking to a long-time customer while pushing my (then 4 year old) daughter on the swing in our backyard (this is what a mom n' pop business is like on the internet). It dawned on me that my priorities were severely messed up, so I stopped using the phone. I love to talk and I love to help, but my family would never see me if I picked up the phone again, and that's just wrong don't you think?!

The very best way to contact us is through E-mail =:-)
We are quite fast and VERY thorough. We love to help.

We have been an internet only business since 2001. We are not a big corporation. We are but 2 people, Mom n' Pop Sprout. We decided after years of juggling our family's (kids, dogs, cats and even our own) needs, and the needs of Sproutpeople, that we had to make more time for our kids, so we stopped talking on the phone. All calls go to voice mail and have since 2001.

We are very fast to fill orders and answer e-mail, and though we wish we could make the time to talk, we just can't seem to get more minutes into a each hour. We are many years older than when we started and our days are too short and made up of too few hours to do everything. This limitation in our business has not kept us from pleasing our customers, nor from growing (as we have every year since 1993). We do what we do as well as we can, and we think we do it very well indeed.

We appreciate your patronage more than we can say. We ask that you use the phone for emergencies only and that you search our site for answers before e-mailing us. This site is bigger than any 4 sprout books put together, it is always available and it is free, and we know that almost all questions are answered here.

Thanks again for your support and your many kind words.

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