Lentils, mung beans and fenugreek seeds…
…soaked in water for 3-4 days:
“In a secular world with a never-ending search for a deeper meaning, climate protection is the new ersatz religion.” – read this somewhere the other day and instantly thought: yeah, Kyoto would actually be a good name for a child.
No, seriously, this kind of natural food is great and a welcome change to spice up the rice or salad. So where’s the connection between climate protection & healthy food?
Here.
Grow Bags are somehow similar to keyhole gardens – let’s see how future generations will start turning urban areas into micro-allotment gardens. With a possible re-use of nutrients contained in waste streams, this could be a smart way of closing the loop on the burning food security issues and also improve our living conditions in urban areas.
As for the sprouted seeds mixture above – I mixed them with carrots, peas, chashew nuts, rice and some soy(a) sauce. Delicious! :-)
Hey JKE, I didn’t know you were so into healthy living! Time to try out famine foods, next?
Oh yes, I especially like these proteins and sometimes also cheese.
^_^
I see I am a vegetarian famine food fan as there will be no cockroaches for me… I read your love for cheese though!
On a personal note, I found the goat-rose-African connection!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudanese_goat_marriage_incident
…although I doubt the authenticity of the story…