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Radish Sprouts

How-tos

4-6 Servings (1/4 Cup)
Prep 5 hours
Sprout 4-5 days
Total 5 hr + 4 days

Ingredients:

  • 2 tbsp radish sprout seeds
  • a mason jar
  • seed sprouting jar lid

Equipments:

  • Wide-mouth quart mason jar (750 ml)
  • Sprouting screen lid or cheesecloth
Gluten-Free
Grain-Free
Soy-Free
Nut-Free
Oil-Free
Refined Sugar-Free
Raw
Meal Prep Friendly

Features:

Gluten-Free

Grain-Free

Soy-Free

Nut-Free

Oil-Free

Refined Sugar-Free

Raw

Meal Prep Friendly

Nutrition:

Servings ½ cup Calories 5 Carbohydrates 0.8g Fat 0.1g Fiber 0.5g Protein 0.6g
Trans 0g
Vitamin A 8mcg Vitamin C 8mg Vitamin D 0mg
Calcium 12mg Iron 0.3mg Potassium 40mg
Cholesterol 0mg Sodium 3mg Sugar 0.2g Glucosinolates 15mg

Make Now

Instructions:

  1. Sanitize
    Pour hot water into a mason jar, let sit for 1–2 minutes, then drain and cool.
  2. Soak (Day 1)
    Add 2 tbsp radish sprouting seeds to the jar. Cover with filtered water and close the sprouting lid. Soak for 5 hours. Drain, rinse, and prop the jar upside down at an angle to drain fully.
  3. Rinse and Drain (Days 2–4+)
    Twice daily: fill jar with filtered water, swirl gently, drain through mesh lid, and re-prop upside down at an angle. Keep on a countertop away from direct sunlight.
  4. Harvest
    By day 4 (up to day 6), sprouts should be vibrant and fill the jar. Transfer to a container lined with paper towel and refrigerate. Consume within 5 days.
Why these Ingredients
Common Mistakes, Notes, Prep in Advance, Storage, Swaps & Tips

Notes:

Radish sprouts are significantly spicier than alfalfa or broccoli sprouts. The heat intensifies the longer they grow. Harvest at 4 days for milder flavor, 6–7 days for a stronger kick.

Rinse and drain thoroughly twice a day — standing water causes mold and off-flavors.

Tips:

In the final 12 hours, place the jar in indirect sunlight to green up the leaves and activate chlorophyll.

Storage:

Refrigerate in a sealed container lined with a paper towel for up to 5 days. Rinse before eating.

Swaps:

Radish sprouting seeds can be mixed with alfalfa or broccoli seeds for a milder mixed sprout blend.