How to sprout moong and chana in winter when low temperatures slow germination
A bowl of fresh moong and chana sprouts makes a crunchy, protein-rich addition to breakfast, salads and chaat. In summer, they sprout almost on their own. In winter, though, the cold slows everything down, and many people end up with seeds that stay hard, turn sour or take three or four days to sho…
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