Many of the complex compounds stored in the seed are broken down into simpler compounds during hydration and sprouting of the seeds. Also changes in protein quality and fibre content during sprouting all add up to make the sprout more nutritious than the seed alone.
Bean sprouts are more nutritious than the beans themselves. Bean sprouts contain vitamin C which is not found in beans.
Sprouted seeds have increased levels of nutrients like vitamins, minerals, and enzymes compared to non-sprouted seeds. This is because sprouting activates the seed's enzymes, which helps break down anti-nutrients that can block nutrient absorption. Additionally, sprouting can increase the bioavailability of certain nutrients, making them easier for our bodies to absorb.
To plant sprouted potatoes in containers effectively, start by filling a large container with potting soil mixed with compost. Place the sprouted potatoes in the soil with the sprouts facing up, and cover them with more soil. Water the potatoes regularly and place the container in a sunny spot. As the potatoes grow, add more soil to cover the sprouts. Harvest the potatoes when the plants start to die back.
Because fire burns away dead materials and allows for healthier regrowth
If you do, the chances are that it will grow into a bigger plant and actually produce more bulbs. If it flowers, then you may get seeds too that eventually will/can produce more onions.
No they do not contain the starch that is dangerous to food combine with fats and proteins. By sprouting. all the starch is broken down into more simple sugars. Here's an quote I pulled from another website: "Digestibility of sprouted products is increased because the cell walls carrying carbohydrates and proteins are broken down during the process. Digestibility increases due to production of amylase. Sprouted foods can be converted to amylase rich food. Sprouting of fenugreek reduces its bitter taste. Germination also uses up the indigestible sugars in the seeds so bean sprouts produce less intestinal wind than beans, which have not sprouted. Bean sprouts may some times produce an allergic reaction in people suffering from lupus. Sprouts are an extremely inexpensive method of obtaining a concentration of vitamins, minerals, and enzymes. Sprouts supply food in pre-digested form. During sprouting much of the starch is broken down into simple sugars such as glucose and sucrose by the action of the enzyme amylase. Sprouts contain a lot of fibre and water content, which makes it, help full in overcoming constipation." Hope this helps you. May you be happy and free. Om Nama Shivaya.
Most types of limes do have seeds. These can be saved and sprouted to grow a lime tree. There are also a few types of seedless limes.
To effectively plant sprouted potatoes in containers, follow these steps: Choose a container with good drainage and at least 12 inches deep. Fill the container with a mix of potting soil and compost. Place the sprouted potatoes in the soil with the sprouts facing up. Cover the potatoes with more soil, leaving a few inches of space at the top. Water the soil regularly to keep it moist but not waterlogged. Place the container in a sunny spot and watch for the plants to grow.
You can eat sprouted beans raw, some types of beans are better than others for this. Some are more starchy and are better cooked lightly or stir fried quickly. It is a matter of taste, so trial can be the best approach unless you have a health food store that sells seeds for sprouting and then you can get their recommendations for how to best use each type of bean. There are sources of the commonly sprouted seeds on the web. They are very healthy and easy to sprout your own. Mung beans are the typical bean sprouts in Chinese dishes. See the related question below about sprouting the grain, quinoa ("keen-wa"), for simple sprouting instructions.
comparative: more nutritious superlative: most nutritious
No. Seeds are super concentrated proteins, fats and some carbohydrates and much harder to digest than their sprouted forms. Sprouts are much lower concentrations of those elements in that they are diluted with water and are enlivened with live enzymes, unlike the dry counterparts and are predigested by the sprouting process so they are very easily assimilated by our digestive organs as opposed to the raw seeds themselves in their dry dormant state. Sprouts are softer and easier to chew up and that is another factor because the more a food is broken down thru chewing the more nutrients that are utilized by our bodies otherwise the unchewed particles of vegetables or seeds just pass thru us undigested. You have probably noticed this when you eat corn or peanuts and see pieces of the unchewed parts in your poop. That is not an indication that you can't digest peanuts or corn just that the unchewed parts couldn't be broken down in our stomach or intestines, only the thoroughly chewed parts were digested.