S2 Ep 20 Mustard Microgreens

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Mustard microgreens are a fun group of plants to grow. They come in all kinds of shapes, colors, varying degrees of spiciness, and are easy to grow. Microgreen mustard seeds produce mildly spicy, tender, succulent microgreens that add mild horseradish flavour to salads and blends. They are very fast to germinate and grow. Try scattering mustard microgreens over salads for a subtle hit of flavour. So close to horseradish in flavour, they make a fine complement to roast beef or even sushi. A superb source of carotene and antioxidants, as well as a host of vitamins and minerals. Mustard microgreens are green in colour. Learn how to grow microgreens in our online instructions and grow your own fast, nutritious micro greens at home.

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