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Pea, radish, cilantro or sunflower microgreens blended into a 400 g chickpea hummus with tahini, lemon and garlic — sweet, peppery, citrusy or nutty results.

Pea, lentil, chickpea and sunflower microgreens as a protein source — with the measured numbers, and an honest note on where the data are simply missing.

Barley microgreens: an easy-to-grow, lesser-known cereal crop that is not the same thing as barley grass. How to grow them, what the studies actually measured, and how they are used.

Pesto, vinaigrette and yogurt or tahini emulsions built on microgreens: radish and mustard for spice, basil and cilantro for herb and citrus notes.

What fermentation does to microgreens: research on radish microgreen beverages and gut microbiota metabolites, plus kimchi-style ferments that extend shelf life.
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