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Sunday, May 9, 2010

Happy Mother's Day!

Chocolate covered strawberries are easy to make for Mom. Chill some nice big red organic strawberries. Get out a stack of little bowls and put different chopped nuts like peanuts, almonds,and pecans....and put one type in each bowl. Put some unsweetened shredded coconut in a 250 degree oven to toast for 10 minutes and then put it in a small bowl as well. Get two big bars of your favorite vegan chocolate and break up one bar and put in a small bowl. Melt in a microwave for 30 seconds or in a double boiler. The trick is to slowly melt the chocolate by warming it and not letting it get too hot. Dip the strawberries in the melted chocolate and then in a bowl of nuts or coconut. Melt the other chocolate bar as needed. Place the strawberries in small cup cake papers and VIOLA!!!! Happy Mother's Day Surprise!!!!
Posted by Carol D. at 6:57 AM

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I am the founder of Sunshine Burgers and I am a positive energetic person living this healthy alternative vegetarian lifestyle for over 40 years. I am a country girl at heart and I studied a lot about nutrition to raise my five vegetarian children. I love people, fun, and adventure, and I like giving back in a green way to the planet. As the founder of Sunshine Burgers, Keeping on the Sunny Side is my philosophy as a positive energetic outlook on life having a vegan and green lifestyle. I have vegan recipes and photos relating to the Sunshine Burgers and this healthy lifestyle. I include photos and write ups about recipes,fitness,gardening, sprouting, green ideas,and an occasional photo about me helping animals...just fun stuff!!! I also will include write up and photos about related events for your interests and curiosities.
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Growing alfalfa sprouts


Get a 2 Qt (half gallon) wide mouth mason jar with a screened cap or make your own with cheese cloth and a rubber band.
Start at dinner time and put 3 level Tablespoons of seeds and fill the jar up with water to soak overnight.
The next morning will start your first day. Put your screened cap on the jar!
Drain the seeds (use the run off water for your house plants) and rinse them by refilling the jar and dumping it out again. Place the jar in a dish drainer at a forty five degree angle or in a heavy bowl. See photos attached. At dinner time rinse the sprout seeds again by filling up the jar with water and turning it upside down to drain it. Remember to place it at a forty five degree angle to stay in a draining position.
This was your first day of growing and continue this for four days...rinsing at breakfast and at dinner.
When you start to see some little green leaves...place the jar and the bowl by some light like a window.
So far it's less than 5 minutes a day....easy!
At dinner time on the four day put the sprouts in a big bowl to get rid of the unsprouted seeds and the hulls. The hulls will float on the top and the unsprouted seeds will sink to the bottom. Skim the hulls off the top of the water with your hands and discard. Drin the water in the bowl by tilting it sideways with a piece a cheese cloth. Lift the sprouts out of the bowl with your hands and put them back in the jar. The unsprouted seeds will be at the bottom of the bowl, discard. Let the sprouts grow on the next day which is the 5th day without rinsing so they won't be too wet when you put them in the frig that night.
Viola!!!!! Lots of sprouts!!!!!
Keep on the Sunny Side
Love Carol

Presoaking the alfalfa seeds

Presoaking the alfalfa seeds
Pesoaking the seeds

3 days of growth

3 days of growth

5th day after sprout Bath and Disgaurding hulls and unsprouted seeds

5th day after sprout Bath and Disgaurding hulls and unsprouted seeds