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Trail-Grown Sprouts
Used with permission from Lipsmackin' Backpackin' by Tim and Christine Conners

© Tim and Christine Conners

Total weight: 1 ounce (not including netting)
Total servings: 4

Ingredients:
1/8 cup seeds (alfalfa, red clover, mung or your choice)
Water
Mosquito netting or gauze

On the trail:
Soak seeds in water for approximately 24 hours. Pour into mosquito netting. Place in an opaque plastic bag in your pack for three days. After three days, bring the netting out into the light (hang from your pack) for an additional day or two and keep moist. Great with bacon bits.

Corinne Edwards
Willington Connecticut

Tim and Christine are currently working on a second book. This will be a book of vegetarian fare and they need your recipes. Please send your recipes to Christine through our discussion forum.

If you develop a recipe you would like to share please send it into us via laurie@outdooradventurecanada.com

For more recipes and cooking themed articles please view the backcountry kitchen archive or visit www.wildernesscooking.com.

 

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