Monday, April 8, 2024

Mustard Microgreens


 My friend dropped off some mustard microgreens that her nephews have been growing for a potential business opportunity.  Anyway, she told me I can snip some leaves off and add them to salads and sandwiches, whatever.  I have to keep the roots submerged in a shallow container of water.  They are growing other kinds of microgreens so she will share others at some point.

16 comments:

Angie's Recipes said...

Perfect to mix with some cottage cheese.

Iris Flavia said...

Hmmm, healthy yum, enjoy.

baili said...

you have a generous friend :)
blessings

roentare said...

That looks fresh sprouts really organic to eat

Ivy's Closet said...

Oh, how nice. Looks like a great way to have them in the kitchen or maybe somewhere in the house to grow. Happy Monday!

gigi-hawaii said...

Do they taste like mustard?

Las Locuras de Ahyde said...

Esta muy bien la planta. Besos

Martha Jane Orlando said...

I agree that these are both healthy and delicious, Christine. Blessings!

Granny Annie said...

That is pretty cool!

Christine said...

Gigi it is mild tasting, more of a garnish.

Valerie-Jael said...

They always taste great even tough I don't like mustard! Hugs, Valerie

The Happy Whisk said...

Love that she gave you these. I'm growing both sprouts (first stages) and microgreens (next stage). I'll also do baby greens for the third stages. So fun. So fun. Enjoy.

Lowcarb team member said...

They do look good.

All the best Jan

J.P. Alexander said...

Eso es genial . Te mando un beso.

https://linsartyblobs.blogspot.com said...

I've never tried microgreens, in fact I've never seen them for sale.

DeniseinVA said...

They look nice and fresh. I like anything that I can put in a salad or on a sandwich that adds a little extra crunch or taste. I've bought alfalfa sprouts for the same thing.