How to Dry and Season Raw Sunflower Seeds
Buy some sunflower seeds., Pour some of your seeds into a container, and add a small amount of water., Stir your seeds until all of them are moist. , Use a coffee grinder to grind up some salt., Dump your seeds onto a large flat plate, and spread...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Buy some sunflower seeds.
Make sure they are raw. -
Step 2: Pour some of your seeds into a container
Two tablespoons ought to be enough. ,, It's recommended to use garlic salt with a touch of lemon pepper at a ratio of about 3:1.
Sprinkle the resulting product on your seeds and stir vigorously until each seed is roughly equally seasoned. , Put the plate in a microwave oven for a minute and a half.
Once the time runs out, stir your seeds, and put them back in for another minute.
Take them out, stir some more, try a couple of seeds to see how dry they are, and put them back in for the amount of time you deem necessary. , -
Step 3: and add a small amount of water.
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Step 4: Stir your seeds until all of them are moist.
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Step 5: Use a coffee grinder to grind up some salt.
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Step 6: Dump your seeds onto a large flat plate
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Step 7: and spread them around.
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Step 8: When your seeds' shells give off a satisfying crack when you eat them and the seeds inside are crunchy and not soft
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Step 9: you're done.
Detailed Guide
Make sure they are raw.
Two tablespoons ought to be enough. ,, It's recommended to use garlic salt with a touch of lemon pepper at a ratio of about 3:1.
Sprinkle the resulting product on your seeds and stir vigorously until each seed is roughly equally seasoned. , Put the plate in a microwave oven for a minute and a half.
Once the time runs out, stir your seeds, and put them back in for another minute.
Take them out, stir some more, try a couple of seeds to see how dry they are, and put them back in for the amount of time you deem necessary. ,
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