I AM SO EXTREMELY GLAD I'VE FOUND YOU YOU ARE GENIUS! Instead of taking this cauliflour thing, you just take the sprouts of it. But do rice sprouts taste like rice sprouts?
its still raw if u dont turn it on max heat raw food ppl tend to put dehydrators 115 degrees - 120 is considered raw but dehydrators r off +-5 so they make sure they dont go overboard :p
sooooooooDark but you are concentrating the heat. Seeds in the sun are generally in the ground-not on it. The soil insulated and holds the moisture. Sprouting and using a dehydrator are 2 different things.
@@blackfeathercrafts as long as theseeds can still sprout after the heat exposure they r considered raw by most ppl - and thats the case if u use the dehydrator @115 degrees F (
Loved this recipe! thanks heaps.
Looks fabulous!
I AM SO EXTREMELY GLAD I'VE FOUND YOU YOU ARE GENIUS!
Instead of taking this cauliflour thing, you just take the sprouts of it. But do rice sprouts taste like rice sprouts?
No actually. I’ve tried it at a restaurant and boy it was one of my favorite dishes. It’s a really great alternative for rice. 😊
If you are hearing it up to dehydrate it’s not actually raw is it?
its still raw if u dont turn it on max heat
raw food ppl tend to put dehydrators 115 degrees - 120 is considered raw but dehydrators r off +-5 so they make sure they dont go overboard :p
sooooooooDark it’s still applying heat. So it’s not technically raw.
@@blackfeathercrafts the sun can reach 115 degrees easily
and in those ranges seeds will still grow if u put them in the ground afterwards
sooooooooDark but you are concentrating the heat. Seeds in the sun are generally in the ground-not on it. The soil insulated and holds the moisture.
Sprouting and using a dehydrator are 2 different things.
@@blackfeathercrafts as long as theseeds can still sprout after the heat exposure they r considered raw by most ppl - and thats the case if u use the dehydrator @115 degrees F (