View Full Version : Best way to remove Sunflower seed skins?
PunkRotten
08-21-2010, 04:17 AM
Hi,
Whats a good method for getting out all the skins when everything has sprouted?
babeak
08-21-2010, 05:12 AM
I get them out BEFORE everything sprouts. Use a big bowl and swirl and skim into the sink and then when seeds start going to go out, put into a strainer until you are not getting a good ratio of skin to seed. Don't pour all of the seeds into the strainer. Rinse repeat 2-3x. Then take the contents of the strainer into a bowl and swirl to remove as many skins as possible and as few seeds, then keep the rest and call it good.
streetsurfer
08-21-2010, 05:57 AM
I haven't done sunflower seeds a lot, but this usually works well for me, when removing hulls and skins.
In a bowl while swirling and skimming as outlined above, grab a handfull now and then and drop them into the bowl from 1-2 feetabove. The impact with the water will generally peel off most of the clinging skins. Then they're seperated by the skimming or by floating them off.
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