Chef John invites you to prepare together a recipe of pasta with microplants and flavoured oil.
The microplants in the recipe were grown in the Babylon Garden System from certified organic seeds.
Ingredients for 4 people:
400 g tagliatelle
200 g crushed nuts
1 tray of microplants Broccoli Raabs Sudoku or Broccoli Don Vito
1 Ishtar tray of lentil or radish microplants
1 Ishtar tray of Balboa pea microplants
For flavoured oil:
150 ml olive oil
8 cloves garlic
1 teaspoon salt
15 g green basil
100 g green parsley
Preparation:
To prepare the flavoured oil, chop the basil finely along with the green parsley and garlic. Then mix with 150 ml of olive oil and 1 teaspoon of salt.
Cook the pasta according to the instructions on the packet. Chop the microgreens not very finely. Mix the pasta together with the chopped microgreens and the chopped nuts in a bowl, add the flavoured oil, then season to taste.
This pea is slightly sweeter than its yellow counterpart and its colour will fade slightly as sprouting progresses.
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Broccoli Raabs Sudoku is part of the 'Brassica' family and broccoli microplants are quick and easy to grow, as well as resistant to both heat and cold. They belong to the cabbage family and therefore give off a cabbage smell as they grow. However, their flavor is surprisingly mild.
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Radish or 'Raphanus sativus', a word derived from the Latin 'radix' (root) and the Greek word 'raphanus' ('quick appearing') is indeed one of the fastest growing and tallest garden vegetables.
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Organic radish seeds, botanical name Raphanus sativus, are by far the most popular and sought-after microplant worldwide. Discover organic radish varieties available in 4 different colours: green, pink, red and purple.
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Calabrese broccoli is part of the 'Brassica' family and broccoli microplants are quick and easy to grow as well as heat and cold resistant.
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Horseradish or Watercress is part of the "Lepidium sativum" family, it is native to the Middle East and its medicinal properties are well documented since antiquity, being an ingenious solution to prevent scurvy (vitamin C deficiency) among sailors.
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Mustard or 'Brassica juncea' is a vegetable native to the Himalayas and famous worldwide for its unique taste and medicinal properties.
Like other Brassicaceae, organic mustard greens are fast growing, with a white stem and bright green leaves.
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Red lentils, Latin for 'Lens culinaris' have a mild, slightly peppery umami taste and go well with lots of different occasions and dishes.
As well as being easy to sprout, lentils also grow very impressively in volume.
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Mung beans along with adzuki beans are part of the 'Vigna angularis' family, but compared to adzuki, mung bean sprouts and microplants grow a little faster, taste more umami and are not as sweet, but like their cousins (adzuki) are full of antioxidants and are very satiating, perfect for those who want to lose weight.
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Chinese cabbage (Pak choi - Brassica Rapa Chinensis) is a vegetable native to China and is characterised by its wonderfully crunchy texture and slightly sweet flavour. Like other Brassicaceae, Pak Choi grows quickly with a white stem and bright green leaves.
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Radish or 'Raphanus sativus', a word derived from the Latin 'radix' (root) and the Greek word 'raphanus' (rapid appearance) is indeed one of the fastest growing garden vegetables and one of the fastest and tallest growing microplants.
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Organic wheat, botanical name Triticum aestivum, is a variety of cereal popular with sprout and microgreens producers because of its characteristics that make it a true superfood.
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Fenugreek leaves, seeds and sprouts have been known since ancient times for their therapeutic and immune-boosting properties, and are also a common ingredient in many famous Central and South Asian dishes.
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