Thank you for watching the video 🙏🏻 To my surprise I found out that a lot of people think that you should soak beans, nuts, seeds, legumes, and grains only for the purpose of softening them before cooking. So I decided to make this video to tell why I'm soaking my beans :) I hope you find this information helpful. 🌺
@@ostojanka3611 You should eat them right away, or make milk or butter out of them, and keep them in the fridge for the rest of the day. You should not let them dry on their own. They can be slow roasted in the oven if you like them that way or dehydrated using a dehydrater. But the roasting process by itself removes a good amount of anti-nutrients, even though it’s not as effective as soaking. Alot of people find it to be too much hassle to soak and dehydrate/roast nuts and seeds. Usually I soak nuts and eat them, make milk, or process them another way. If I don’t finish soaked nuts and seeds during that day I incorporate them in my evening meal by cooking them (rice, quinoa, curry, etc.). If I want to make nut butters, granola, etc., I just roast the nuts without prior soaking. The verdict is, eat your nuts and seeds soaked (the best 👍 🌟) or roasted (ok 👌) , but not raw 👎.
Excellent. I’ve been sprouting for decades. I must admit I made a dressing for my sprout earlier with walnuts and sesame seeds. Oh and nutritional yeast. I only soaked for 6 hours. All yummy. Thank you for the chart. ❤
It is always good to see videos like this, authentic and coming from the heart. Thank you for this, I have been eating nuts and seeds in the raw form for 30 years, and never heard of the need of soaking them. I'll start tomorrow.
💞 It is so much better for digestion to eat nuts and seeds after soaking or at least roasting them... Nuts and seeds in a raw form are the hardest to digest :) Thank you very much for watching :) I'm glad you find it helpful 🙏🏻🌺
Very well explained, and in detail! 👍🏼 If I want to store almonds, cashews, walnuts, etc. after soaking them overnight, how do I dry them without a dehydrator? -and can legumes be also dried and stored, likewise? -for how long can it be stored? -can dry fruits like raisins and figs be consumed without soaking? -(if no, then how much to soak them, how to dry and store?). (From India).
Yes! For sure! The potential of an entire tree lays dormant in that seed/ nut/ bean! Soaking also activates all the enzymes within the seed to increase the vitamins and mineral content within it by up to 30x more!
Soaking is very important part of my daily prep. I love the way grains taste after soaking and the way my body digests them. No bloating or uncomfortable feeling whats so ever.
Glad I found your channel. I was wondering if it was possible to reduce the lectins in peanuts. Now, I will soak my peanuts for at least 12 hours. Thank you for your help.
Julia thank you very much for those wonderful tips. I had used to soak horse Graham yesterday and it turned out amazingggg.. today Definitely feel like rich in nutrients and minerals. Thank you so much.
So I soaked horse gram per ur tips day before and today I cooked them in pressure cooker with tadaka of fenugreek seeds, mustard seeds, jeera seeds, curry leaves, turmeric n coriander powder , some salt n water needed to make lil soupy type...and i added some finely chopped spinach too... pressure cook for 15 mins ..Omg it turned out so delicious 😋 and i made multigrain chapati to go with that....
@@ujali4397 that made me hungry again 🤣 Sounds delicious! It was so hot here lately, I don't usually eat horse gram during the scorching summer heat. We are finally moving into a cooler season so I'm already planning on making my favorite horse gram dishes 💞
@@ujali4397 that was my plans for this year that was cancelled by covid. But now who knows if it is ever going to happen. You know that we can't go to Manasarovar anymore right? That is crazy!
Great video and I can see now why it's so important to soak!! I mainly have been doing this with Quinoa and amazed at the difference it makes. Thank you!
“..the fresh life that is waiting to become you! All you need to do is to enjoy it consciously, with gratitude.” Just when you were saying this, my six year old asked me: does she know Sadhguru Dada (Grand Pa)? Is she Sadhguru dada’s daughter. And I knew, I had to add this comment. 😁 Your videos are super high quality, informative and consciously crafted. Thanks for sharing! Shambho 🙏
You should eat them right away, or make milk or butter out of them, and keep them in the fridge for the rest of the day. Usually I soak nuts and eat them, make milk, or process them another way. If I don’t finish soaked nuts and seeds during that day I incorporate them in my evening meal by cooking them (rice, quinoa, curry, etc.). 🙏🏻💞🌺
Great question! Flax seeds don't require soaking and dehydrating in order to use them… as you do with nuts and seeds. Flax seeds indeed need to either be soaked or ground to get all the nutrients from them, but what approach you use will depend on how you are using them in recipes. Do flax seeds have phytic acid? Yes. Similar to other seeds, flax seeds contain phytic acid. Still, phytic acid in flax seeds doesn't cause any lasting reduction in mineral absorption and does not affect any subsequent meals. 🙏🏻
Lovely video. Very informative. Could you please clarify why we need to add in salt and lemon while soaking. Sorry if this was already mentioned in the video. Since I used to soak just in water. I don’t add anything while soaking. What are the benefits of adding salt and lemon water.
Do you have a time and measurements chart that I can print for all kinds of grains, legumes and nuts please!!! Please make more videos on this subject.
Not really, nuts have to be thoroughly rinsed before soaking. That’s it. After soaking only almonds must be blanched (deskinned). If there is a need to remove the skin from groundnuts, in my experience, it is easier to do it after soaking. 🙏🏻🌺
hey,when soaking hazelnuts pecans and brasil nuts,should the water be warm? do i need to add salt and lemon to the water? also,after i soak them(in water) they become very soft and their color is a bit strange,is it still safe to eat them? my almonds have a bit of color too after soaking,they dont smell bad or taste bad,theyre juat very soft and in color..idk.
Can we roast seeds to remove phytic acid and consume them to fulfill our daily nutritional needs. Or we should soak them as you suggested to maximize benefits. Is it necessary to add salt and lemon juice or just soaking is enough. Thank you so much for such informative video. Your voice is meditative.
Do you need to cover the almonds while they are soaking, if yes, what is recommended, a plate ok? If you don't eat them all right away, how long do they last after soaking? Thank you very much.
I prefer to cover them with a cotton cloth to allow air circulation. After almonds are sacked, rinsed, and blanched they should be stored in the fridge. Usual I made milk out of them right away. I don't like to keep them unprocessed for more than a day. 🙏💞🌺
@@positivepranic thank you! I see, so one would use a cheese cloth or cotton cloth to allow circulation so I wonder does one need to cover them at all?
Sure thing 👍🏻 They can be slow roasted in the oven. But the roasting process by itself removes a good amount of anti-nutrients, even though it’s not as effective as soaking.
The Role of Salt Enhances Water Penetration: Salt can help soften the hard outer layers of grains and legumes more efficiently, allowing water to penetrate more effectively. This softening process reduces cooking time and can improve texture. Mineral Availability: A pinch of salt can slightly alter the pH of the soaking water, which may aid in the breakdown of phytic acid, a natural substance found in plant seeds. Phytic acid binds to minerals such as calcium, iron, and zinc, making them less available to our bodies. Reducing phytic acid can therefore increase the bioavailability of these minerals. The Role of Lemon Juice Acidic Environment: Lemon juice, being acidic, further assists in breaking down phytic acid. The acidity can help to initiate the breakdown of enzyme inhibitors present in these foods, which can otherwise interfere with our digestive enzymes and make digestion more difficult. Enhances Nutrient Absorption: The acidic medium can also promote the conversion of some nutrients into more bioavailable forms. For example, it can increase the availability of certain antioxidants and vitamins. Promotes Beneficial Fermentation: Although not fermentation in the traditional sense, the slight acidity from lemon juice can encourage the growth of beneficial microorganisms present on the surface of these foods. These microorganisms can pre-digest some of the complex sugars, reducing gas and bloating often associated with consuming these foods. Synergistic Effects The combination of salt and lemon juice creates an environment that is not just about softening these foods but also enhancing their nutritional profile and digestibility. The salt facilitates water absorption and mineral availability, while the lemon juice contributes to the breakdown of phytic acid and enzyme inhibitors. Together, they create a more favorable condition for our digestive system and improve the overall nutritional benefits of consuming beans, nuts, seeds, legumes, and grains. I talk more about this in this article - positivepranic.com/8dnv
Hi can I mix all the seeds which need 8 hours together ? Sunflower Seeds Sesame Seeds Pumpkin Seeds Sesame Seeds . Can I mix into same bowl and soak for 8 hours ?
I always wondered why we should soak beans, nuts, etc. most of the time I just skip this step. Also, it's kind of bad I guess but I usually buy them canned. What do you think of canned products?
It is always better to avoid canned goods, if possible. But once you start making dishes from raw ingredients (like properly soaked and cooked beans, legumes, grains...) you will see the difference, firstly, in the way they taste, and then the way your body feels thereafter. Personally, I wouldn't have canned beans even if they were free :)
How much does doing this save you? I've been trying to transition to more eco-friendly living while doing better for my body AND saving money. Is this worth it in terms of cost?
I never thought about calculating the amount of money that would save, 🤔 but I'm sure it is quite a bit. For me it is like putting price on my health and well-being. But it is not just that, the taste is absolutely different. I'm a big lover of hummus, for example. I would never have store-bought hummus or hummus made of canned chickpeas (not like I never tried one, I did for sure). It is really such a huge difference in taste. Plus the way I feel after I eat beans, legumes and grains after they have been properly processed prior to cooking is day and night.
If you’re trying to save money you should definitely by raw beans and soak them. Just see how much a can of beans cost vs raw beans. You not only save money but you save your life. 🙏🏻
the fact that some people can be brainwashed into believing 🌠🌠 "stardust" just randomly mutated and became those nuts and seeds and plants is just.. mind blowing. They so have absolutely no excuse about there being the Creator, the Designer.
Thank you for watching the video 🙏🏻 To my surprise I found out that a lot of people think that you should soak beans, nuts, seeds, legumes, and grains only for the purpose of softening them before cooking. So I decided to make this video to tell why I'm soaking my beans :) I hope you find this information helpful. 🌺
Thank you very much!!! Very important information!!!🙏🙏🌺🌸
@@yurikladienko880 thank you for watching 🙏🏻 🌺❤️
Do you recommend drying the nuts in the oven after you have soaked them or let them dry on their own?
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You should eat them right away, or make milk or butter out of them, and keep them in the fridge for the rest of the day. You should not let them dry on their own.
They can be slow roasted in the oven if you like them that way or dehydrated using a dehydrater. But the roasting process by itself removes a good amount of anti-nutrients, even though it’s not as effective as soaking.
Alot of people find it to be too much hassle to soak and dehydrate/roast nuts and seeds.
Usually I soak nuts and eat them, make milk, or process them another way. If I don’t finish soaked nuts and seeds during that day I incorporate them in my evening meal by cooking them (rice, quinoa, curry, etc.). If I want to make nut butters, granola, etc., I just roast the nuts without prior soaking.
The verdict is, eat your nuts and seeds soaked (the best 👍 🌟) or roasted (ok 👌) , but not raw 👎.
@@positivepranic ❤💕💕🙏🏼👍🏻 Informative 📚
Your voice and narration are so soothing! I feel my anxiety melt away just by watching and I've learned so much! Thank you!!
Thank you so much ☺️🙏🏻 I'm glad you find my voice soothing and was able to relax while watching the video :) 🌺❤️
Excellent. I’ve been sprouting for decades. I must admit I made a dressing for my sprout earlier with walnuts and sesame seeds. Oh and nutritional yeast. I only soaked for 6 hours. All yummy. Thank you for the chart. ❤
It is always good to see videos like this, authentic and coming from the heart. Thank you for this, I have been eating nuts and seeds in the raw form for 30 years, and never heard of the need of soaking them. I'll start tomorrow.
Thank you so much for these wonderful message 💞Brought me joy. Thank you 🙏🏻🌱🌺
@@positivepranic Well deserved, your welcome!
I too will start immidiately
I'm so glad I found this video. I didn't now about soaking nuts AT ALL! Such a helpful video, thank you.
💞 It is so much better for digestion to eat nuts and seeds after soaking or at least roasting them... Nuts and seeds in a raw form are the hardest to digest :) Thank you very much for watching :) I'm glad you find it helpful 🙏🏻🌺
I really loved this video. I need to watch it 5000 more times to get all the info into my brain.
🤣 thank you for watching, Paul 🙏🏻 I very happy you love it 🙂🌺
Thank you for such wonderful description of how to use legumes and nuts in correct way. Thank you very much!!!!
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What a beautiful, poetic and carefully created video! Thank you :)
Thank you, Alexander 🙏🏻 I'm so happy you love the video 💞
Very well explained, and in detail! 👍🏼
If I want to store almonds, cashews, walnuts, etc. after soaking them overnight, how do I dry them without a dehydrator?
-and can legumes be also dried and stored, likewise?
-for how long can it be stored?
-can dry fruits like raisins and figs be consumed without soaking?
-(if no, then how much to soak them, how to dry and store?).
(From India).
Very helpful! Thank you!!
You are welcome; I'm glad you found this helpful 🌺
Awaken the power within 😇😇😇🙏🏽 lovely script !
I’m glad you think so 😀🙏🏻🌺
Such a meditative video. God bless you.
Thank you, dear🙏 💞🌺
Very informative! Now I realized the importance of soaking beans and grains. Thanks for sharing!
I’m glad it was helpful 🙏🏻 thank you for watching 🌺🌺🌺
Din’t know, thank you much 👍💯❤️
Made a cashew cream sauce last night and it was AMAZING! Soaking makes a big difference!
It absolutely does!
Hi did you soak it in the fridge? How many hours? Covered or not covered? Thank you
Yes! For sure! The potential of an entire tree lays dormant in that seed/ nut/ bean! Soaking also activates all the enzymes within the seed to increase the vitamins and mineral content within it by up to 30x more!
absolutely!
Your video was so informative. Thank you. 👍
I don't always soak my grains, but now I'm getting inspired to do it again.
Soaking is very important part of my daily prep. I love the way grains taste after soaking and the way my body digests them. No bloating or uncomfortable feeling whats so ever.
@@positivepranic what all grains are you talking about here? Please mention.
Glad I found your channel. I was wondering if it was possible to reduce the lectins in peanuts.
Now, I will soak my peanuts for at least 12 hours.
Thank you for your help.
Love that you shared this! So many amazing health benefits :)
Thank you Anna, I'm glad you like it 😀
Your videos are always so nicely done! You did an awesome job explaining this.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it 🙏🌺
Beautiful, peaceful, informative video. Thank you so much for sharing it with the world. I’m so happy that I found it.
Thank you very much 🙏 knowing that makes me very happy 🌱💞🌺
Thank you, it's so important to do this properly for digestion! Love your videos :)
Thank you, I’m happy you love the videos 🙏🏻🌺
oh wow, this is so awesome. We cook a lot of beans and grains and also do milk from almonds and oat so I really appreciate this. Thank you!
You're welcome, I'm glad you find it helpful :)
This was such an amazing, educational video. Thank you for sharing why soaking is so important and the time tips. Cheers!
Thank you 🙏🏻 I’m glad you found it helpful 🌺🌺🌺
Thanks for explaining this! I didn't know so much went into soaking nuts and legumes
You are welcome, I'm glad I was able to shed some light :) 🙏🏻
Love this video! Some great health benefits of stacking beans and grains. I am going to try these tips. Thank you for sharing.
I’m glad you love the video and find it helpful. Thank you for taking the time to drop the line 🙏🏻🌺
Queen! Thank you so much 😊🌹💝
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This was so informative! I never knew there were specific soaking times for different kinds of nuts and Legumes
Thank you for watching dear, I’m glad it was helpful 🙏🏻🌺
Thank you so much for this video. Now I know why soaking is important, how to soak, and why to soak it.
Thank you for watching and living this wonderful message 🙏🌺
Wow ...u presentation is as fascinating as your content...mixed with knowledge, emotion for the food and the human body, colour , complete.❤️👍🙏
Thank you 🙏 I'm glad you love it. 💞🌺
I was vegan for many years and grew my own sprouts. Maybe I'll start again. Thanks for this, very informative.
I'm glad you like it. It is nice that you considering going back to the roots :)
Omg that’s so helpful. I have BAGS of dried beans I have no idea how to soak!!
I'm glad it was helpful to you :) Now you can make those beans into something as delicious as it is nutritious :)
Your videos are so informative! Thank you! 🔔😍
I'm happy you think so :) Thank you for stopping by and taking the time to let me know 🙏🏻
Thanks a lot....very interesting.... i learned something very important....
Thank you very much for letting me know 🙏🏻 🌺
This is super helpful! Thank you so much for sharing! ❤
I'm glad you stopped by 🙏🏻 I'm happy it was helpful :)
Julia thank you very much for those wonderful tips. I had used to soak horse Graham yesterday and it turned out amazingggg.. today Definitely feel like rich in nutrients and minerals. Thank you so much.
💞 thank you dear for letting me know 🙏🏻 I LOVE horse gram 😍 What did you make?
So I soaked horse gram per ur tips day before and today I cooked them in pressure cooker with tadaka of fenugreek seeds, mustard seeds, jeera seeds, curry leaves, turmeric n coriander powder , some salt n water needed to make lil soupy type...and i added some finely chopped spinach too... pressure cook for 15 mins ..Omg it turned out so delicious 😋 and i made multigrain chapati to go with that....
@@positivepranic Julia i meant to ask you .. Have you been to Kailash pilgrimage with sadhguru?
@@ujali4397 that made me hungry again 🤣 Sounds delicious! It was so hot here lately, I don't usually eat horse gram during the scorching summer heat. We are finally moving into a cooler season so I'm already planning on making my favorite horse gram dishes 💞
@@ujali4397 that was my plans for this year that was cancelled by covid. But now who knows if it is ever going to happen. You know that we can't go to Manasarovar anymore right? That is crazy!
This is awesome! You are inspiring me to go back to eating like that! Watched it twice!
I'm so happy you find it inspiring 😀
Thank you so much for sharing this. Much Love ! ❤🧡💙💜
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I've always wondered how to do this properly! Loved this video! Exactly what I needed! :)
Thank you, dear 🙏🏻 I'm glad it was helpful.
Thank you! Thank you!🙏
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Great video and I can see now why it's so important to soak!! I mainly have been doing this with Quinoa and amazed at the difference it makes. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Even I find it satisfying to peel soaked almond skin 💯😁🙌🏼
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“..the fresh life that is waiting to become you! All you need to do is to enjoy it consciously, with gratitude.” Just when you were saying this, my six year old asked me: does she know Sadhguru Dada (Grand Pa)? Is she Sadhguru dada’s daughter. And I knew, I had to add this comment. 😁
Your videos are super high quality, informative and consciously crafted. Thanks for sharing! Shambho 🙏
Shambho 🙏 that made me so happy 🌺 I'm so grateful that you took your time to let me know🙏 Thank you so much 🌱🌺❤️
Amazing :) Love it.
Thank you for taking your time and letting me know 🙏🏻
After watching sadhguru , I’m ready to make an amazing transformation in my life and diet is the beginning
Mahalo for sharing
I'm so happy to hear that 😃🙏🏻 Thank you so much for taking the time to let me know. 🌱🌺
Thank you for this wonderful video. How do you store nuts after they have been soaked if you’re not going to eat them all at once?
You should eat them right away, or make milk or butter out of them, and keep them in the fridge for the rest of the day.
Usually I soak nuts and eat them, make milk, or process them another way. If I don’t finish soaked nuts and seeds during that day I incorporate them in my evening meal by cooking them (rice, quinoa, curry, etc.). 🙏🏻💞🌺
Thank you!! Very informative video. Btw, can i use lime instead of lemon?
Yes you can 👍🏻
wow, I just learned a lot, thanks for sharing.
I'm glad it was helpful :)
hello, i am having trouble spouting brown rice, any suggestions?
Is it necessary to soak flaxseed as well?
Great question! Flax seeds don't require soaking and dehydrating in order to use them… as you do with nuts and seeds. Flax seeds indeed need to either be soaked or ground to get all the nutrients from them, but what approach you use will depend on how you are using them in recipes.
Do flax seeds have phytic acid? Yes.
Similar to other seeds, flax seeds contain phytic acid. Still, phytic acid in flax seeds doesn't cause any lasting reduction in mineral absorption and does not affect any subsequent meals.
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great video and really interesting.
Glad you enjoyed it
Lovely video. Very informative. Could you please clarify why we need to add in salt and lemon while soaking. Sorry if this was already mentioned in the video. Since I used to soak just in water. I don’t add anything while soaking. What are the benefits of adding salt and lemon water.
Adding a pinch of salt and a splash of freshly squeezed lemon juice will help to reduce the amount of enzyme inhibitors even further 🌱🌺🙏🏻
Do you have a time and measurements chart that I can print for all kinds of grains, legumes and nuts please!!! Please make more videos on this subject.
This is unrelated but those are beautiful bowls!
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Such poetry 💜
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Great video! I love to cook.
Thanks for watching
Living food ❤💕
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Hello! Thank you for the video!
Can I use apple cider vinegar instead of lemon juice ?
I prefer lemon juice, but yes, you can use apple cider vinegar.
Your videos are so beautiful; I love watching them.
Thank you so much!
Hi do we need to remove the skin of some nuts like the thin layer ontop of the groundnuts before soaking?
Not really, nuts have to be thoroughly rinsed before soaking. That’s it. After soaking only almonds must be blanched (deskinned). If there is a need to remove the skin from groundnuts, in my experience, it is easier to do it after soaking. 🙏🏻🌺
hi, walnuts, the minimum soak time is 8 hours, what is the optimum time please? is it also good to add some lime juice or apple cider vinegar?
Do I also have to soak hemp seeds/ Brazil nuts before consuming?
I’ve read also that you can soak using baking soda,, brown rice using apple cider vinegar ..also salt for amaranth … what you think ??
Love this! I want to almond milk great video
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what about groundnuts that are roasted? is there need to soak them?
hey,when soaking hazelnuts pecans and brasil nuts,should the water be warm? do i need to add salt and lemon to the water? also,after i soak them(in water) they become very soft and their color is a bit strange,is it still safe to eat them? my almonds have a bit of color too after soaking,they dont smell bad or taste bad,theyre juat very soft and in color..idk.
I knew I was doing something wrong when I noticed Lentils caused extreme gassing.
Fruits & vegetables never done that, even in my bulking stage
Eating grains without soaking them enoight can aggravate arthritis ☹️
Thanks for the video dear 🤗💚
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Is the soaking time for hulled pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds shorter?
Can we roast seeds to remove phytic acid and consume them to fulfill our daily nutritional needs. Or we should soak them as you suggested to maximize benefits. Is it necessary to add salt and lemon juice or just soaking is enough. Thank you so much for such informative video. Your voice is meditative.
I think soaking is important because it tricks the seeds that they are about to grow and gets gid of the anti-nutrients.
Hello mam,can we use the water which we used for soaking millets.further for boiling them
Do you need to cover the almonds while they are soaking, if yes, what is recommended, a plate ok?
If you don't eat them all right away, how long do they last after soaking?
Thank you very much.
I prefer to cover them with a cotton cloth to allow air circulation. After almonds are sacked, rinsed, and blanched they should be stored in the fridge. Usual I made milk out of them right away. I don't like to keep them unprocessed for more than a day. 🙏💞🌺
@@positivepranic thank you!
I see, so one would use a cheese cloth or cotton cloth to allow circulation so I wonder does one need to cover them at all?
@@positivepranic thank you 😊
Can i pour room temperature water leave it out cover stanless steel over stainless stell bowl for walnuts and for 5 hours
How about Flax seeds? Do we soak them for hours?
Does soaking make them less crunchy? Also why are we removing skin of almonds?
Good food = Good Life
So true 🙏🏻
Hi - I eat roasted almonds. So, can I soak them and get rid of the phytic acid? Thank you!
I soak nuts in jars .. is it better to keep the jars uncovered ?
What about dehydration? Don't you have to dry them out in the oven in order to store?
After soaking, can i still roast them after they are dried?
Sure thing 👍🏻 They can be slow roasted in the oven. But the roasting process by itself removes a good amount of anti-nutrients, even though it’s not as effective as soaking.
If I only have lemon but not salt, can the salt alone help with this process? Is there a particular type of salt that is best? Thanks
The Role of Salt
Enhances Water Penetration: Salt can help soften the hard outer layers of grains and legumes more efficiently, allowing water to penetrate more effectively. This softening process reduces cooking time and can improve texture.
Mineral Availability: A pinch of salt can slightly alter the pH of the soaking water, which may aid in the breakdown of phytic acid, a natural substance found in plant seeds. Phytic acid binds to minerals such as calcium, iron, and zinc, making them less available to our bodies. Reducing phytic acid can therefore increase the bioavailability of these minerals.
The Role of Lemon Juice
Acidic Environment: Lemon juice, being acidic, further assists in breaking down phytic acid. The acidity can help to initiate the breakdown of enzyme inhibitors present in these foods, which can otherwise interfere with our digestive enzymes and make digestion more difficult.
Enhances Nutrient Absorption: The acidic medium can also promote the conversion of some nutrients into more bioavailable forms. For example, it can increase the availability of certain antioxidants and vitamins.
Promotes Beneficial Fermentation: Although not fermentation in the traditional sense, the slight acidity from lemon juice can encourage the growth of beneficial microorganisms present on the surface of these foods. These microorganisms can pre-digest some of the complex sugars, reducing gas and bloating often associated with consuming these foods.
Synergistic Effects
The combination of salt and lemon juice creates an environment that is not just about softening these foods but also enhancing their nutritional profile and digestibility. The salt facilitates water absorption and mineral availability, while the lemon juice contributes to the breakdown of phytic acid and enzyme inhibitors. Together, they create a more favorable condition for our digestive system and improve the overall nutritional benefits of consuming beans, nuts, seeds, legumes, and grains.
I talk more about this in this article - positivepranic.com/8dnv
Hi can I mix all the seeds which need 8 hours together ? Sunflower Seeds Sesame Seeds Pumpkin Seeds Sesame Seeds . Can I mix into same bowl and soak for 8 hours ?
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Does soaking beans/legumes reduce oxalates?
I always wondered why we should soak beans, nuts, etc. most of the time I just skip this step. Also, it's kind of bad I guess but I usually buy them canned. What do you think of canned products?
It is always better to avoid canned goods, if possible. But once you start making dishes from raw ingredients (like properly soaked and cooked beans, legumes, grains...) you will see the difference, firstly, in the way they taste, and then the way your body feels thereafter. Personally, I wouldn't have canned beans even if they were free :)
How much does doing this save you? I've been trying to transition to more eco-friendly living while doing better for my body AND saving money. Is this worth it in terms of cost?
I never thought about calculating the amount of money that would save, 🤔 but I'm sure it is quite a bit. For me it is like putting price on my health and well-being.
But it is not just that, the taste is absolutely different. I'm a big lover of hummus, for example. I would never have store-bought hummus or hummus made of canned chickpeas (not like I never tried one, I did for sure). It is really such a huge difference in taste. Plus the way I feel after I eat beans, legumes and grains after they have been properly processed prior to cooking is day and night.
If you’re trying to save money you should definitely by raw beans and soak them. Just see how much a can of beans cost vs raw beans. You not only save money but you save your life. 🙏🏻
@@AumJosh 🙏🏻❤️🌺
I’ve heard it’s not good to soak quinoa because it absorbs the saponins
Where do saponins come from!
@@AumJosh it’s a protective chemical layer over the quinoa that needs to be washed off. The quinoa produces it so animals don’t eat it.
@@gioplease6848 so where does it go if you don’t soak it?
You sound almost poetic :)
I’m so happy you appreciate my expression 🙏🏻🌺🌺🌺
Grinding and soaking isn't better than just soaking?
this lady is super high off life lol
the fact that some people can be brainwashed into believing 🌠🌠 "stardust" just randomly mutated and became those nuts and seeds and plants is just.. mind blowing.
They so have absolutely no excuse about there being the Creator, the Designer.
Excuse me Emily Dickinson--Less poetry more facts please:) (Thanks for the video!)