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A glance at bean sprouts growing

Updated on July 31, 2013

My articles on Afamily magazine, the most searched recipe site in Vietnam: Cach lam gia do kieu truyen thong cuc ngon

bean sprouts
bean sprouts | Source

Have you ever wonder how we grow bean sprouts. Let have a look!

My grands grew bean sprouts and sold in the Vietnamese market. My mum make the best bean sprout ever. I never really do it till these day.

There's a story, repeatedly told in the family that my mum has golden hands. When she was young, before marrying dad, she helped grands growing bean sprouts - and it was too good to be true. Our distributor couldn't sell it in the food market because consumers suspected that it was under chemical influence. Bored of explaining, the distributor sat down and ate them raw. People passing by, saw it and believed her again.

Let the pictures speak

soak green mung beans in cold water from morning till the afternoon
soak green mung beans in cold water from morning till the afternoon | Source
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get rid of bad beans then leave to drain
get rid of bad beans then leave to drain | Source
Transfer to the growing pot then cover with leaves and airy stuffs
Transfer to the growing pot then cover with leaves and airy stuffs | Source
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faster it and water it twice a day, remember to turn it upside down to drain excess water or it will spoit
faster it and water it twice a day, remember to turn it upside down to drain excess water or it will spoit | Source
bean sprout after 2 days
bean sprout after 2 days | Source
as it grow, it raises in volume, remember to lift the lid once a day so it can grow
as it grow, it raises in volume, remember to lift the lid once a day so it can grow | Source
Here we go
Here we go | Source
perfect bean sprouts, Vietnamese standard: fat rather than thin, small cap
perfect bean sprouts, Vietnamese standard: fat rather than thin, small cap | Source
Enjoy!
Enjoy! | Source

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