Patbosiger suggested paper towels. I use a similar method, but prefer round coffee filters folded and moistened as they aren't as porous and I have fewer problems with roots going through the paper. I put them in zip-lok bags in a dark, warm place for about 2 weeks. Usually they germinate by then, but sometimes they need a bit more. Then I use tweezers to lift the germinated seeds and place them into moist soil in small pots (or disposable cups). I have much better success germinating in this way as they stay evenly moist which can be hard in winter in soil.
I also have a few nice seedlings, but you need to learn to cull brutally or find lots of friends to take those you can't grow yourself. And I'd say it even more strongly - the seeds WILL NOT be true to the parent plant with only a couple of exceptions. But you can get some nice surprises.
