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This website was started on June 12th. 2008.

Message from Tony Hornick - This web site will be going through many changes as it grows. And it will only grow with the help of those persons that take an interest in this organizations programs. Anything you feel is interesting to all of us will be acceptable for me to publish. And if anything appears that might be offensive to you or the group, then please let me know. Thank you.

Members
Names & eMails
Don & Anne O'Conner
905-628-2058

DonOConner@aol.com
Tony Hornick &
Glenda Swanson
Tony@SproutGrowers.com
 

This is a start of a website and needs help from others to make it a success. 
Please try to help. I will do the set up and entries into the web pages. If you want things re-arranged. Please send them on word as an attachment.

We can add photos, videos, or anything at all that you may want to remember the meeting.  I personally found the dinner items excellent and I
would very much like to hear about each one of the dishes so that I can make them at home.
 

IMPORTANT DATES
May 25, 08,
 O'Conner Home, 2pm.

 

Space for Advertisers

 


 

DAY             DATE                                 LOCATION                                           TIME
Sunday                     May 25                          Don & Anne OConner Home , 16 Wesite Ave., Greenville.                                     2pm.
List of those present at the dinner and what they brough for dinner.
Tony Hornick  -  2 dishes of 2 day growth mung bean sprouts.
 Don & Anne OConner -

                      
I need suggestions to continue this web page. I need YOUR help. PLEASE.
I am not charging you for what I will be doing now or in the future.
I will not show this web page as an operation on my SproutGrowers web site until this is set up with active additions from the people that are gaining from the dinners.


A mystery has been cleared up.  Don and Anne found the missing unit in their kitchen.  So the next time everyone meets again , money will be paid back to those that paid the extra . That was extremely kind of them.  And since Don and Anne have several units already, they are offering it to someone else to buy for the low cost of $12.50 cents.   They retail at $25.00. 

Ideas for members:

We can sell space on this web site for any company that wishes to advertise its products.  ALL income from that advertiser will go to this organization to help pay for costs in the future.  ( This is just an idea for the group ).

 

Recipes Submitted
These are dishes that had been brought to meetings.

Submitted by O'Conner.
 

EXOTIC SPROUT SALAD

         From last raw fiesta

 

2 cups assorted sprouts: mung, lentil, pea, clover, aduki, broccoli, sunflower greens etc.

¾ cup chopped red pepper

1/3 cup chopped celery

¼ cup lemon juice

2 T Nama Shoyu or liquid aminos

2 tsp. minced ginger

1 pinch Chinese 5-spice (or cinnamon)

 

In a bowl combine the ingredients, tossing thoroughly. Serve on a bed of greens. Serves 3 - 4.

 

BLUEBERRY “CHEESECAKE”

                            (very rich party dish)

 

CRUST

2 cups soaked almonds (8 hours)

½ c. pitted dates

 

CHEESE

2 cups blanched almonds, soaked 8 hours

1 c. cashews, soaked ½ hour

¾ cup lemon juice

1/3 cup agave or honey to taste

¾ cup coconut oil

1 tsp. vanilla

 

SAUCE

2 cups frozen blueberries

½ cups dates.

 

Process the almonds for the crust. Press into pie pan. Blend nuts lemon, gently warmed coconut oil, vanilla, and ½ cup water, till smooth, and adjust to taste.

Pour mixture into crust. Place in freezer an hour or so.

 

When ready to eat process 1/3 of the blueberries. Place remaining blueberries in crust and add the blueberry sauce. Decorate