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If you love fresh greens, growing your own microgreens is an easy and quick way to have a constant supply all year round, even in winter. Microgreens can be any leafy green veggie or herb that is sown ...

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Once a garnish and now a common produce item, microgreens are popular for all of the right reasons. Packed with nutrients and flavor, these baby vegetable plants are a great way to get your vitamins ...

Microgreens, harvested just 7 to 21 days after germination, are young vegetable greens known for their vibrant colors, intense flavors, and concentrated nutrient content. Unlike sprouts, they are ...

It is important to rinse them before use. "Microgreens are versatile and can be enjoyed raw in salads, smoothies, or juices; garnish dishes like dosa, idli, upma, sambar, omelettes, or any curry.

Growing microgreens at home is an excellent way to enjoy a regular supply of nutrient-rich vegetables throughout the year. This guide will provide the essential materials and know-how to help you ...

Consider too that, compared to baby and mature greens, microgreens have a higher price tag. A 50-g package of microgreens (about 2 cups worth), for example, can cost as much as $3.99.

Ingredients for this recipe: For the Arugula Salad: • 8 cups baby arugula • 1 cup micro greens • 1 cup sliced assorted cherry tomatoes • ½ peeled and thinly sliced red onion • 1 cup ...